Job Announcement: Program Officer
As our activities expand, there is a need for an additional staff who is able to work in a flexible manner in a small office with a multicultural environment and a variety of needs.
Jour d’élections en Indonésie : la danse des élites porte Prabowo Subianto au pouvoir
Légende (de droite à gauche) : L’ancien gouverneur de Jakarta Anies Baswedan (candidat #1), le ministre de la Défense sortant Prabowo Subianto (candidat #2), et l’ancien gouverneur de Central Java Ganjar Pranowo (candidat #3)
Le elezioni in Indonesia sono un test per l’islam moderato (e non solo)
Oltre 200 milioni di elettori vanno oggi alle urne per eleggere il presidente, il vicepresidente e i loro rappresentanti a ogni livello politico e amministrativo di quello che è il quarto paese al mondo per popolazione, il più grande stato arcipelagico del mondo. L’eredità di Jokowi
In Indonesia con il presidente eletto torna il rischio autoritarismo
L’esito del voto porta con sé il rischio che la più grande nazione musulmana moderata si trasformi in una vera e propria autocrazia. I timori dietro all’elezione dell’attuale ministro della Difesa Prabowo Subianto.
Honorable Mentions: “Resilience in a Cup: Indonesian Coffee Smallholders Navigating Climate Change and Economic Challenges” by Evi Mariana
Indonesia is the world’s fourth-largest coffee-producing country after Brazil, Vietnam, and Colombia . With a total coffee plantation area of 1.25 million hectares as of 2020 the coffee industry is deeply rooted in the nation’s agricultural landscape .
“The Asean Way” by Krittapas Boonpasart
In June 2021, on a street in Mandalay, a group of ASEAN citizens was burning the ASEAN flag. After the Coup earlier that year, the people in Myanmar had been storming the streets, demanding to take their power back while Tatmadaw was taking their lives, one by one.
“Southeast Asia’s Road to Being Heard” by Sarah Pathan
Was my initial thought when I decided to write this essay. So many topics I could dig into, explain, argue, describe, there was just so much that was open to be said.
“Which Road for Southeast Asia?” by Punyathorn Jeungsmarn
As we move deeper into the 21st century, the utility of constructed national and regional boundaries is increasingly being challenged by globalization and anthropogenic crises, such as climate change.
“Southeast Asia Is the Friends We Made Along the Way” by Renz Alrec Recamadas Alinas
As I struggled to get back up after a less-than-perfect knee thrust to my muay thai coach in one of our noontime sparring sessions, I hear a song playing on the television overhead.
“ASEAN Kaleidoscope: Transformations, Trials, and Tensions in Southeast Asia” by Issariya Srisawedsupparak
In the midst of a world and ASEAN grappling with the onslaught of COVID-19 and transformative shifts in global geopolitics, a kaleidoscope of changes has emerged.