Cultural heritage: The politics of pictures of Indonesia
The hidden story of Borobudur
A local communities’ perspective
The political economy of cultural heritage in Trowulan
The battles for the future of an archaeological landscape
Religious conflict and heritage management in Banten Lama
An ongoing struggle to control a historic Mosque disrupts a heritage region
'Kampoeng Cyber'
Yogyakarta’s little internet community, Taman Sari
Shifting sands
Archeology and public participation in Indonesian heritage management
The pattern of a batik revival
How UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage program transformed the batik neighbourhood of Laweyan
Good intentions, mixed realities
Bali’s World Heritage listing has put its rice-farming culture under stress
Heritage adrift
What next for Indonesia’s underwater cultural heritage?
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