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Why some perceived a racist dog whistle in Anies Baswedan's inaugural address.

The quantity of laws being passed in Naypyidaw is impressive. The quality is another matter.

A personal account of the author's visit to this exhibition, foregrounding both her construction of state narratives and the curatorial staging of narratives in the gallery.

Vedi Hadiz and Tom Power analyse the year in politics at ANU's 2017 Indonesia Update.

Programs to increase women’s market competitiveness aren't a substitute for collective action for gender equality.

Expressions of interest due by 9 October 2017.

Some thoughts on the paradoxes of kingly imagery and (in)visibility in the age of Vajiralongkorn.

On gender, art and Southeast Asia

Crude speculation about ‘land grabs’ obscures the complex historical roots of today’s Rohingya persecution.

Tentang sejarah ideologi kesukuan di belakang penindasan Rohingya.

The article that got its author reported for libel for comparing Megawati and Aung San Suu Kyi.

If the government doesn't turn back from the path it's taking in Rakhine, the consequences for Myanmar's future will be severe.