Concept: Asian Studies and History
Village heads used government aid to sustain political power
Village leaders' control of state resources shapes electoral outcomes in Indonesia
Spiritual legitimacy shapes maternal referral decisions in Akit community
Spiritual authorities shape when Indigenous mothers seek clinical care in
Social media helped organize Indonesian protest agendas
How social media shaped Indonesia's largest protests since democratic reform
I Am a Tree: A Monologue on Tropical Ecotourism
A poetic critique of how rainforest tourism masks ecological destruction
Bekasi labor candidates split votes, but coordination sometimes concentrated support
How fragmented labor unions coordinated to elect a worker representative
The Voice of Reform: Muslim Nesan and Muslim Society in Colonial Ceylon
A pioneering newspaper's role in Muslim social reform and identity in 19th-century Sri Lanka
Negara kesatuan is framed as rooted in folk religious sensibility
Exploring Indonesia's unique vision of unity rooted in folk religious beliefs
NGOization is linked to crisis in West Kalimantan legal aid
How nonprofit institutionalization undermines radical legal advocacy in Indonesia
Cultivating Reflective Islam
How young Muslims are finding new ways to engage with faith through philosophy
Aceh’s Tamiang memory of Gajah Mada differs from the Java version
How Aceh's oral traditions retell a medieval kingdom's history differently from Java
