At the heart of the Family Resilience Bill is the message that the family unit is responsible for its its own poverty and challenges.

Infection rates appear low in NTT, but the economic impacts of the pandemic combined with poor harvest yield are potentially devastating.

Does Islamist rule in lower branches of government affect relations between religious groups?

Asylum seekers' silence, which the regime cannot recognise as an expression of vulnerability, is reason enough for Acehnese fishermen to deliver protection.

"Can Indonesia have food security without security?" Colum Graham looks at who really benefits from the government’s recent measures to address Indonesia’s food crisis.

The intensification of punitive sexual surveillance in Indonesia goes deeper than the rise of conservative Islam.

The numbers on how Indonesia stacks up in comparison to other Muslim-majority countries.

The meaning of pluralism in NU cannot possibly have a single and monolithic meaning.

Indonesia promises a future of Quran-inspired sustainability and renewables but is constrained by fossil fuel interests in government.

The artists' imagery evokes the collective ethical and moral challenges of our times through the lens of epochs past, writes Greg Doyle.

The materiality of writing has major implications for the practice of history...When you look at a ‘medieval’ Javanese manuscript, it is almost always an 18th or 19th century copy of a copy of a copy ... and so on.

What exactly was the relationship between the real Tan Malaka and his fictional alter ego?

Considering whether five years of Jokowi–Prabowo competition is dividing Indonesian society.

The eastern islands showcase how national-level polarisation filters through to the grassroots, but also how the realities of decentralised power interfere with national-level political designs.

Socially conservative female candidates are making their mark in the 2019 legislative elections.

The 2019 ANU Indonesia Update conference takes stock of Indonesian democracy.

The make-up of Joko Widodo’s second-term cabinet confirms worrying trends.

Penelitian baru menunjuk bahwa sikap patriarkal dan institusi yang kurang ramah menghalangi suksesnya kandidat perempuan dalam pemilihan.

Fears of intolerant Islamic movements have intensified identity politics in Christian communities in the east.

A look at the religious rhetoric contained in parliamentary candidates’ campaign platforms.

The co-existence of Indonesia’s competitive elections with illiberal trends appears contradictory but the two are in fact interrelated.

The co-existence of Indonesia’s competitive elections with illiberal trends appears contradictory but the two are in fact interrelated.

Lawmakers have an opportunity to work with experts in civil society and academia to make politics less dependent on financial sponsors.

Bipartisanship and problems of representation in Indonesian politics.