Our policy brief reveals that symbolic violence persists through formal and informal practices within institutions despite the growing number of women in diplomacy.
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Malaysia’s Islamic home financing is failing too many buyers as projects stall or collapse. Reforming contracts, governance and housing laws is crucial to restore trust and protect consumers.
Extreme rain wasn’t the only cause of Sumatra’s deadly floods. Years of forest loss, eroded soils, and weakened watersheds turned a storm into a tragedy — one that could repeat.
In Borneo’s remote villages, locals earn money by recording wildlife — reshaping conservation and redefining how communities value their forests.
The history of sound is never confined to a single place. It can emerge from evolving encounters or the creativity of local communities.
Blast-fished reefs are unlikely to recover naturally without human intervention.
Indonesia and the US differ greatly in policing systems, yet they share one troubling trait: revealing arbitrary violence by those entrusted to protect the people.
Pent-up frustrations due to Parliament’s failure to represent citizen interests erupted into large scale demonstrations this August.
Large-scale protests occur few times in Indonesia aimed at parliament. But police use excessive force to disperse mass, killing a civilian.
Research genomic data shows that small island animal populations are more resilient than we thought.
Indigenous Dayak women are starting to cultivate chili peppers and lead a just energy transition through backyard farming
The national history revision project is a calculated attempt to prop up the regime, handpicking historians loyal to power and amplifying only narratives that serve its interests. Here’s why.
QRIS has become the king of digital payment channels for local transactions. Visa–Mastercard’s position remains dominant for cross-border payments.
Gandang Ahung is not only a cultural heritage but also a way for the Dayak Katingan Awa people to understand life, death, and their relationship with nature.
South Sulawesi’s rural youth navigate livelihood uncertainty and seek pathways towards hopeful futures.
Despite the strong popularity of the ‘Moko’ drums in the Alor-Pantar archipelago, their history and origins are still relatively obscure and seem to fade into the mists of time. Research reveals why.
Journal indexation cannot be the only appraisal of research performance. The evaluation system must prioritise impact-focused indicators.
Indonesia’s climate documents have failed to adequately address the social and environmental aspects that are fundamental to a just transition.
Protecting and restoring mangroves and peatlands can reduce more than half of the carbon emissions from land use in Southeast Asia. But some challenges remain.
Some languages in the world are facing extinction rapidly. Language Documentation helps us to safeguard and preserve them.
While the expansion of nickel mines drives deforestation, communities across Sulawesi experience a mix of benefits and challenges.
Wallace’s legacy extends far beyond evolution. He is one of the world’s earliest global environmentalists.
Both stunting and obesity create a cost to the economy.
Building monuments is one way to preserve the memory of the disaster. However, many survivors feel less connected to the monuments because they do not evoke their personal memories of the tsunami.
Acehnese women have contributed to post-conflict and tsunami development. However, existing policies have not covered what they need, and even tend to discriminate against them.