Articles - Inside Indonesia: The peoples and cultures of Indonesia

Adam Tyson

Published: 06 August 2011

Poor planning is undermining the historical significance of West Java’s capital

Elias

Published: 18 July 2011

Life might be difficult at times, but Indonesia is home

Ronit Ricci

Published: 11 July 2011

There is no shortage of images and interpretations of Jews and Judaism in Indonesia

Giora Eliraz

Published: 11 July 2011

The expulsion of Dutch citizens at the end of 1957 appeared to signify the beginning of the end of the Jewish community in Indonesia, but now there are signs of renewal

Ayala Klemperer-Markman

Published: 06 July 2011

The members of Tempo Dulu reminisce about Jewish life in Indonesia

Kathryn Pentecost

Published: 06 July 2011

Jewish man, Bruno Berler, met his death at the hands of the Japanese

Rotem Kowner

Published: 20 June 2011

This series of articles provides insight into the little-known history of the Jewish community in Indonesia

Rotem Kowner

Published: 20 June 2011

Jews have been in Indonesia for a very long time, probably since well before the European expansion into Southeast Asia

Sarah Shair-Rosenfield

Published: 26 May 2011

Female candidates did better than expected in the 2009 general elections

Thushara Dibley and Wayne Palmer

Published: 22 April 2011

Dancing cop buys legitimacy with the people

Joanne McMillan and Alimah

Published: 22 April 2011

Muslim women gather in a Cirebon bookshop to discuss topics including lesbianism and female circumcision

Njonja Peters

Published: 04 April 2011

With mixed feelings, Indisch Dutch Australians still think of Indonesia as home

Ben Anderson

Published: 22 March 2011

Van Leeuwen’s book considers the struggles and ironies surrounding Indies heritage in Holland, as the outcome of an absurd colonial history

Yatun Sastramidjaja

Published: 22 March 2011

In a series of weekly articles Inside Indonesia explores the complex stories of ‘Indo’ history and identity

Lisa Colquhoun

Published: 20 March 2011

Dreadlocked Indonesians adopt the Jamaican music form to speak of local socio-political issues

Lizzy van Leeuwen

Published: 20 March 2011

Colonial and anticolonial sentiments lead Dutch scholars to ignore and marginalise Indies postcolonial history

Asriana Kebon

Published: 20 March 2011

Indonesians held in detention in Australia for people smuggling are there because of poverty

Review: Indonesian post-colonial theatre

Barbara Hatley

Published: 13 March 2011

Evan Winet’s study of teater reveals a rich and ethnically diverse history

Virginia Hooker

Published: 13 March 2011

After leaving Indonesia in the bitter fallout of the attempted coup of 1965, Lien Lee dedicated herself to teaching Australian students about her homeland