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![There were 21 Indonesia Study Group (ISG) seminars held in 2018, with 13 of those in the first semester and the remaining were held in the second semester. The seminars continued to serve wide-ranging topics of Indonesian society, from labour market, family planning, 2019 election, to the apocalyptic discourses on […]](http://asiapacific.anu.edu.au/blogs/indonesiaproject/files/2019/01/election-115x115.jpg "The Indonesia Study Group in the second semester of 2018")
The Indonesia Study Group in the second semester of 2018
Posted on January 10, 2019 | CommentThere were 21 Indonesia Study Group (ISG) seminars held in 2018, with 13 of those in the first semester and the remaining were held in the second semester. The seminars continued to serve wide-ranging topics of Indonesian society, from labour market, family planning, 2019 election, to the apocalyptic discourses on […] -
![During Philips Vermonte’s Indonesia Study Group seminar on patterns of political party coalition in Indonesia last April Thirteen Indonesia Study Group (ISG) seminars were held in the first semester of 2018. The seminars discussed wide-ranging aspects of Indonesian society: from national food security, the relation between army and Indonesian genocide, […]](http://asiapacific.anu.edu.au/blogs/indonesiaproject/files/2018/07/ISG-Philip-Vermonte-115x115.jpg "The Indonesia Study Group in the first semester of 2018")
The Indonesia Study Group in the first semester of 2018
Posted on August 9, 2018 | CommentDuring Philips Vermonte’s Indonesia Study Group seminar on patterns of political party coalition in Indonesia last April Thirteen Indonesia Study Group (ISG) seminars were held in the first semester of 2018. The seminars discussed wide-ranging aspects of Indonesian society: from national food security, the relation between army and Indonesian genocide, […] -
![By Ruth Nikijuluw Who really are the poor? This question may arise as a discontent response to uni-dimensional measures of poverty that is unable to encompass deprivations along multiple dimensions. On 30 May ISG, Putu Natih from Oxford University, discussed the application of using an alternative method of poverty measurement, […]](http://asiapacific.anu.edu.au/blogs/indonesiaproject/wp-content/themes/arras/images/thumbnail.png "[ISG] Measuring poverty with multiple dimensions")
[ISG] Measuring poverty with multiple dimensions
Posted on June 16, 2018 | CommentBy Ruth Nikijuluw Who really are the poor? This question may arise as a discontent response to uni-dimensional measures of poverty that is unable to encompass deprivations along multiple dimensions. On 30 May ISG, Putu Natih from Oxford University, discussed the application of using an alternative method of poverty measurement, […] -
![By Ruth Nikijuluw On 9 May 2018, Professor Kathryn Robinson discussed the case of the land-rights conflicts in the area of Sorowako nickel project in South Sulawesi during the Indonesia Study Group (ISG). She has followed developments in Sorowako from her original doctoral fieldwork in the 1970s until the present […]](http://asiapacific.anu.edu.au/blogs/indonesiaproject/files/2018/05/ISG-2018-05-09-Kathy-Robinson-115x115.jpg "[ISG] Can formalisation of adat law protect community rights?")
[ISG] Can formalisation of adat law protect community rights?
Posted on May 16, 2018 | CommentBy Ruth Nikijuluw On 9 May 2018, Professor Kathryn Robinson discussed the case of the land-rights conflicts in the area of Sorowako nickel project in South Sulawesi during the Indonesia Study Group (ISG). She has followed developments in Sorowako from her original doctoral fieldwork in the 1970s until the present […] -
![On 21 February ISG, Diego Fossati tries to address the extent of anti-Chinese in the Indonesian mass public and its variation across various population segments. Although the scholarly literature on the subject is massive, there’s no accurate data to measure the phenomenon. By leveraging on a national survey commissioned by […]](http://asiapacific.anu.edu.au/blogs/indonesiaproject/files/2018/02/00011-115x115.jpg "[ISG] Anti-sinicism and support for foreign investment in Indonesia")
[ISG] Anti-sinicism and support for foreign investment in Indonesia
Posted on February 26, 2018 | CommentOn 21 February ISG, Diego Fossati tries to address the extent of anti-Chinese in the Indonesian mass public and its variation across various population segments. Although the scholarly literature on the subject is massive, there’s no accurate data to measure the phenomenon. By leveraging on a national survey commissioned by […] -
![Since 1999 referendum, bilateral relationship between Indonesia and Timor Leste is good from the get-go and improve over time. Recently, when President Jokowi visits Timor Leste, he pledged to enhance close relationship between Indonesia and Timor Leste, and he wished to reaffirm commitment to be the main partner in the […]](http://asiapacific.anu.edu.au/blogs/indonesiaproject/files/2018/02/IMG_8664-2-115x115.jpg "[ISG] Migrants, citizens and the new transnationalism among Indonesians in Timor Leste")
[ISG] Migrants, citizens and the new transnationalism among Indonesians in Timor Leste
Posted on February 12, 2018 | CommentSince 1999 referendum, bilateral relationship between Indonesia and Timor Leste is good from the get-go and improve over time. Recently, when President Jokowi visits Timor Leste, he pledged to enhance close relationship between Indonesia and Timor Leste, and he wished to reaffirm commitment to be the main partner in the […] -
![Eleven Indonesia Study Group (ISG) seminars were held in the second semester of 2017. There were twelve speakers who spoke on various aspects of Indonesian society: from rice price, infrastructure, hoax media, to traditional music instrument and intolerance among its citizen. Two of the speakers were international speakers, three […]](http://asiapacific.anu.edu.au/blogs/indonesiaproject/files/2018/01/2017-12-06-Marcus-ISG-1-copy-115x115.jpg "The Indonesia Study Group in the second semester of 2017")
The Indonesia Study Group in the second semester of 2017
Posted on January 10, 2018 | CommentEleven Indonesia Study Group (ISG) seminars were held in the second semester of 2017. There were twelve speakers who spoke on various aspects of Indonesian society: from rice price, infrastructure, hoax media, to traditional music instrument and intolerance among its citizen. Two of the speakers were international speakers, three […] -
![In a seminar earlier this year, the authors analysed survey data collected by Lembaga Survei Indonesia (LSI) before 2016 Islamist mobilisation to show that the mobilisation was not caused by a massive increase in conservative attitudes among Muslims, as many observers had suggested. “In order to assess whether there […]](http://asiapacific.anu.edu.au/blogs/indonesiaproject/files/2018/01/M-Agung-Rajasa_Antara-115x115.jpg "[ISG] The 2016 Islamist mobilisation and its impact on intolerance among Indonesian Muslims: new survey findings")
[ISG] The 2016 Islamist mobilisation and its impact on intolerance among Indonesian Muslims: new survey findings
Posted on December 11, 2017 | CommentIn a seminar earlier this year, the authors analysed survey data collected by Lembaga Survei Indonesia (LSI) before 2016 Islamist mobilisation to show that the mobilisation was not caused by a massive increase in conservative attitudes among Muslims, as many observers had suggested. “In order to assess whether there […] -
![The Indonesia Study Group on 22 November was one dedicated for the Research Travel Grants (RTG) program. The RTG aims to assist Australians students who plan to undertake research for which they will benefit from travel to Indonesia. Each year, recipients of the Research Travel Grants are invited to present […]](http://asiapacific.anu.edu.au/blogs/indonesiaproject/files/2017/11/selection-3.output-115x115.jpg "[ISG] Presentations from the recipients of Research Travel Grant")
[ISG] Presentations from the recipients of Research Travel Grant
Posted on November 27, 2017 | CommentThe Indonesia Study Group on 22 November was one dedicated for the Research Travel Grants (RTG) program. The RTG aims to assist Australians students who plan to undertake research for which they will benefit from travel to Indonesia. Each year, recipients of the Research Travel Grants are invited to present […] -
![The idea of weaponisation of internet and social media has been pushed by both scholars and politicians recently. Ross Tapsell, on 18 October ISG, reflects on how the internet and social media has become the “bad” guy in a very short time. The notion is currently widely popular not only […]](http://asiapacific.anu.edu.au/blogs/indonesiaproject/files/2018/01/00011-115x115.jpg "[ISG] Indonesia Shifting Information Society")
[ISG] Indonesia Shifting Information Society
Posted on October 23, 2017 | CommentThe idea of weaponisation of internet and social media has been pushed by both scholars and politicians recently. Ross Tapsell, on 18 October ISG, reflects on how the internet and social media has become the “bad” guy in a very short time. The notion is currently widely popular not only […]