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It’s a blow to impunity—but not even close to a fatal one

Names, titles and honorifics can be a political landmine for scholars

From Naypyidaw to Tatmadaw, there’s plenty in a name

The treatment of refugees in Indonesia sees a serious setback

Revolution has opened new opportunities to transcend entrenched racial and class dynamics

Tidying up for socialism—or socialising?

An anatomy of unpermitted mining in Indonesian Borneo

An end-of-year note from the editor.

Thai conservatives have sought to prevent reformists from putting down roots in society—and it’s worked

The Japanese influence on Ne Win’s military intelligence force has been exaggerated

Duterte’s resilient political influence and the institutional shortcomings of the Philippine justice system hamper domestic processes

Among Jokowi’s legacies for Prabowo is a nearly opposition-free elite landscape