Regions

Challenges for the protection of asylum seekers at sea in Indonesia

Street vendors have organised successfully at the local level, but effective national organisation has proved more elusive

Robert Lemelson’s latest documentary film takes his audience inside the lives of the women, men and children living in polygamous families in Bali

HIV/AIDS is spreading rapidly because of the profound inequalities that afflict Papua

Herb Feith Annual Memorial Lecture 2014

KK Dheeraj’s unauthorised biopic is full of tears and belaboured symbolism

Beyond the tourism and real estate frontiers in Bali is a small branch of the global resource frontier.

The edge of Merah-Putih

A link to Australia’s support of the Indonesian revolution

Can the descendants of both sides of 1965 come together to help the nation achieve reconciliation?

A story of mass starvation tells us much about media coverage and local government in Papua

Sugar Group membiayai pemilu gubernur baru Lampung supaya dapat menjaminkan perpanjangan sewa tanah

Sugar Group financed the election of Lampung’s new governor to secure the renewal of its land leases

Can the industry’s political and financial resources continue to stall important regulatory change?

Indonesia needs political reform, not just legal prosecution, to eradicate corruption in palm oil plantations

Indonesia’s unions are engaging in electoral politics in unprecedented ways in an attempt to balance the influence of business

Democratic institutions are increasingly burdened by the illicit transactions and collusive practices of politico-business elites

Indonesia's economic and political transformation has been remarkable, now the challenge is to deliver rapid, broad-based improvements in living standards

The worlds of private business and public office are deeply enmeshed in contemporary Indonesia