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Predatory political, bureaucratic and corporate elites have been a core reason for Indonesia’s learning crisis

  • Phil King, Andrew Rosser and Danang Widoyoko,

Indonesia’s learning crisis reflects the influence of predatory political, bureaucratic and corporate elites.

The Straits of Malacca and Singapore

  • Dr. Leonardo Bernard ,

Malaysia and Singapore have established a cooperative mechanism that enables co-operation on navigational safety and environmental protection.

Maritime Boundary Disputes in the Celebes Sea

  • Prof. Jay Batongbacal ,

It would certainly be in the interests of the region for Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines to find common ground.

Invigorating Indonesian studies in Australia through collaborative, online education practices

  • Dr Howard Manns, A/Prof Michael Ewing, A/Prof Sharyn Davies & Dr Jess Kruk,

Indonesian student numbers in Australia have been in freefall for decades. What can be done about it?

Gender equity reversals and women’s responses to COVID-19 in rural Indonesia

  • A/Prof Rachael Diprose, Dr Ken M.P. Setiawan & Bronwyn Beech Jones,

Women who had developed skills, networks, knowledge, and confidence through CSO programs were better placed to respond to the pandemic.

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