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Insurgent planning versus discretionary urbanism in Jakarta

Jakarta’s informal settlements are finding new ways to assert their rights and reshape their city

Indonesia’s heritage in flames

August’s protests destroyed beloved colonial-era buildings

Where have Indonesia’s energy transition policies all gone?

There is economic and social upside for Indonesia in reducing its contributions to climate change

Myanmar and the perils of prediction

Sound analysis requires looking the conflict’s grim realities in the face

Mass protest and the two worlds of Indonesian politics

A subculture of street protest survives beyond Jokowi

Instagramming colonialism in Surabaya

On what’s lost when the Dutch East Indies is recalled as a time of picturesque sophistication

“Japanese First” politics creates fears for Indonesians

Caught in the middle of a new politicisation of Japan’s migration program

Rescuing Malaysian higher education from neoliberalism

Failing to learn the lessons from failures abroad

Beyond the “Berkeley Mafia”

On the rise of banker and investor technocrats in Indonesia

From flickers to full power: when reliable electricity arrived in Banmai

An ethnography of rural electrification in Laos

Attapeu’s new city pillar: worship, develop, unite!

Enshrining spiritual, political and economic powers in Southern Laos