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Indonesia

The Nadiem trial and Indonesia’s “rubber” anti-corruption laws

Loose definitions aid questionable prosecutions

Buying, boycotting, and the politics of modernity

Nationalism and consumer culture in colonial Southeast Asia

Returned, but not home: Teuku Umar’s Qur’an

On the unfinished business of restitution

Indonesia’s new state capitalism shrinks its future

Statism isn't synonymous with developmentalism

Indonesia’s war on waste

Shifting blame to society and away from industry

The “Muslim daughters” of Indonesia

Islamic schools forged anticolonial resistance and modern Muslim womanhood

The cost of ‘low-cost’ local elections in Indonesia

The national elite grows weary of local democracy

Some thoughts on colonial legacies in Indonesia

What best explains the economic gap with the metropole?

The political roots of Indonesia’s chronic flood problem

Accountability matters more than infrastructure

Complicity in conservation: the making of Sumatra’s floods

Major NGOs are deterred from highlighting the disasters’ root causes

LGBT organisations navigate Indonesia’s two homophobias

Negotiating with an official paternalism

Javanese candhi beyond abandonment and discovery

Decolonising the heritage of Indonesia

Colonial rekening: what does the Netherlands owe Indonesia?

Measuring "colonial drain" isn't a straightforward business

The pesantren archipelago

Introducing a new dataset on Indonesia’s Islamic boarding schools

Why Islamists let Prabowo shift on Israel

Islamists have ceded influence over Indonesia’s Palestine policy

Nusantara: the city that never was

What political project did Jokowi’s new capital embody?

Remembering 1965 against the politics of erasure

Memory as defiance in the face of sixty years of impunity

Who’s afraid of a little anarchy?

On the makings of Indonesia’s new protest scapegoat

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

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