A correlation between polling stations’ location in houses of worship and support for Anies throws up some interesting questions.
Rethinking Southeast Asian civil society
It’s past time for us to ditch simplistic ideas of “civil society” and its relationship with democracy in the region.
Fighting corruption with spiritual power in East Timor
Support for the KHUNTO party springs from pockets of deep resentment towards the post-independence elite.
Two critical takes after the royal cremation
Patrick Jory and Tyrell Haberkorn on the cremation of King Bhumibol.
Southeast Asian cyberspace: politics, censorship, polarisation
The internet is both a factor in, and a victim of, the region’s crisis of democracy.
Farewelling King Bhumibol in Munich
Snapshots from the Thai community's marking of King Rama IX's cremation.
Two Thai views on the Royal Cremation
Two Thai scholars on what the weekend's cremation of King Bhumibol signifies for Thailand.
Old dominance, new dominoes in Southeast Asia
Democracy in the region finds itself in dark days. Can anything save it?
A new partnership with the TIFA Foundation
A frank discussion on civil society and Southeast Asia's crisis of democracy.
What can the world do for the Rohingya?
Myanmar's political and historical realities are a huge challenge for the international response. But the world, including Australia, can still do more to help.
Behind Indonesia’s illiberal turn
Oligarchs have weaponised identity politics in their struggles over power and resources. That means it's not going away any time soon.
Najib doesn’t have GE14 in the bag
The case for why Malaysia’s next election is winnable for Pakatan Harapan.
Jakarta’s new governor doubles down on identity
Why some perceived a racist dog whistle in Anies Baswedan's inaugural address.
Making better laws for Myanmar
The quantity of laws being passed in Naypyidaw is impressive. The quality is another matter.
‘Ghosts and Spectres – Shadows of History’ at the NTU Centre for Contemporary Art: A Review/Memory
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.
VIDEO: 2017 Indonesia Political Update
Vedi Hadiz and Tom Power analyse the year in politics at ANU's 2017 Indonesia Update.
ASEAN and women: empower movements, not just individuals
Programs to increase women’s market competitiveness aren't a substitute for collective action for gender equality.
Comparative peacebuilding conference series calls for abstracts
Expressions of interest due by 9 October 2017.
Posing with the king’s body
Some thoughts on the paradoxes of kingly imagery and (in)visibility in the age of Vajiralongkorn.
A better political economy of the Rohingya crisis
Crude speculation about ‘land grabs’ obscures the complex historical roots of today’s Rohingya persecution.
Ketika “ras nasional” mengalahkan kewarganegaraan
Tentang sejarah ideologi kesukuan di belakang penindasan Rohingya.
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