Posts by USINDO
Indonesia's Political Scene in 2011 from the Perspective of Golkar
On January 4th, USINDO hosted an Open Forum on political development in Indonesia in the coming year with Pak Theo Sambuaga, Vice General Chairman of the Golkar Party. Pak Sambuaga…
Read MoreIndonesia’s Political Scene in 2011 from the Perspective of Golkar
Please join us on January 4 for this inside view of the Indonesian political landscape as seen from the perspective of Golkar’s Vice General Chairman, Theo Sambuaga. Mr. Sambuaga’s talk…
Read MorePost-Classical Ensemble Presents the Gamelan Music of American Composer Lou Harrison
Though Harrison is a legendary figure on the West Coast, where he lived and worked, his music is rarely heard elsewhere in the US. Harrison’s unique achievement will be celebrated…
Read MoreClimate Change and Indonesia: A Developing Country’s View
On December 10th, the American Indonesian Chamber of Commerce sponsored, in cooperation with USINDO, the Embassy of Indonesia, and the U.S. – ASEAN Business Council, an interactive dialogue on climate…
Read MoreIn the Aftermath of Peace: Hope and Struggle in Aceh
On December 7th, Sandeep Ray, a former USINDO Summer Studies Alumnus and talented film maker presented at USINDO his new documentary “In the Aftermath of Peace: Hope and Struggle in…
Read MoreClimate Change and Indonesia: A Developing Country's View
The American Indonesian Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with USINDO, the Indonesian Embassy, and the US-ASEAN Business Council are pleased to invite you to an interactive dialog on Indonesia’s approach…
Read MoreIndonesia: “Christianisation” and Intolerance
International Crisis Group, Jakarta/Brussels, 24 November 2010: The Indonesian government needs a strategy to address growing religious intolerance, particularly in areas where hardline Islamists and Christian evangelicals are competing for…
Read MoreCNAS Expert Commentary and Resources on President Obama’s Trip to Asia
Washington, D.C., November 4, 2010 – President Obama’s trip to Asia – India, Indonesia, South Korea and Japan – has the potential to reinvigorate U.S.-India relations, cement the U.S.-Indonesia comprehensive…
Read MoreThe Indonesian Defence Forces and Disaster Relief: Potential Pitfalls and Challenges
By Evan A. Laksmana, RSIS Commentaries, Synopsis: The triple disaster that struck Indonesia in recent months has led to the deployment of the Indonesian Defence Forces (TNI) to provide disaster…
Read MoreIn the Aftermath of Peace: Hope and Struggle in Aceh
Five years since the Helsinki Agreement brought peace to Aceh, the province has undergone enormous social and political changes. Filmmaker Sandeep Ray talked to the Acehnese about their frustrations and…
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