Tag: Asian Studies and History
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Indonesia’s dynastic politics coincided with democratic decline
How dynastic politicians manipulated Indonesia's democracy while preserving electoral legitimacy
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Macassan encounters shaped Aboriginal Islamic contact in northern Australia
Early Islamic traders and Aboriginal peoples of northern Australia
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Singapore frames Latin America as a trade-friendly partner
Singapore's trade strategy in Latin America and its broader geopolitical hedging approach
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Myanmar case links democratization to religious nationalist hatred
Why religious clergy in Myanmar incited hatred against a small minority during democratization
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Wartime food prices rose sharply during the Indonesian War of Independence
Food prices and nutritional crises during Indonesia's independence war
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Teras Cihempelas shows the tensions of formalising street vending
How an elevated walkway in Indonesia attempts to formalise street vending through design
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Indonesia drug death penalty framed as state violence
State punishment for drug offences as violence by the state itself
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Spiritual legitimacy shapes maternal referral decisions in Akit community
Spiritual authorities shape when Indigenous mothers seek clinical care in
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Social media helped organize Indonesian protest agendas
How social media shaped Indonesia's largest protests since democratic reform
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Negara kesatuan is framed as rooted in folk religious sensibility
Exploring Indonesia's unique vision of unity rooted in folk religious beliefs
