Concept: Asian Studies and History
Indonesia’s dynastic politics coincided with democratic decline
How dynastic politicians manipulated Indonesia's democracy while preserving electoral legitimacy
Indonesian Doomscrolling Scale shows one-factor structure
Validating a tool to measure compulsive social media news consumption in Indonesia
Macassan encounters shaped Aboriginal Islamic contact in northern Australia
Early Islamic traders and Aboriginal peoples of northern Australia
Singapore frames Latin America as a trade-friendly partner
Singapore's trade strategy in Latin America and its broader geopolitical hedging approach
Myanmar case links democratization to religious nationalist hatred
Why religious clergy in Myanmar incited hatred against a small minority during democratization
Wartime food prices rose sharply during the Indonesian War of Independence
Food prices and nutritional crises during Indonesia's independence war
Teras Cihempelas shows the tensions of formalising street vending
How an elevated walkway in Indonesia attempts to formalise street vending through design
Indonesia drug death penalty framed as state violence
State punishment for drug offences as violence by the state itself
Radicalization pathways differed across convicted terrorist groups in Indonesia
How personal crises and group ideology shape paths into violent extremism
Yogyakarta’s waste crisis is framed as structural and long-lasting
Waste management inequality and structural neglect in Indonesia's urban centers
