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The long game: Why politics, not evidence alone, drives welfare reform in Indonesia
Democratic transitions can create opportunities for reform when governments have invested in the evidence, institutions, and coalitions needed to act when the opportunity emerges.
Invisible populations and legal blind spots: Statelessness in Indonesia
Risks of statelessness in Indonesia often arise from everyday dealings with the state such as difficulty with birth and marriage registration.
Engaging with Indigenous knowledges in Asia: Sharing new opportunities for exchange
The power imbalance between the academic Anglosphere and the world’s Indigenous peoples need not continue unchecked.
The connections between Indigenous Australians and Indonesians beyond the trepang trade
The long-standing connections between Indigenous Australians in northern Australia and Makassan Indonesians endure in culture and language.
Can renewable geothermal energy be developed in a way that benefits Indigenous communities in Indonesia?
Geothermal energy is part of Indonesia’s renewable energy transition. But it’s negatively impacting Indigenous communities.