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US and Indonesian Perspectives on Democracy
Title: US and Indonesian Perspectives on DemocracyLocation: JakartaDescription: Consequat duis autem vel eum iriure dolor in hendrerit in vulputate velit esse. Claritas est etiam processus dynamicus qui sequitur mutationem, consuetudium…
Read MoreThe revival of feudalism in the public sphere
The recently passed film law shows up an irony for democracy in Indonesia, especially in the quality of the public sphere. The old law, Law No.read more
Read MoreRevisiting globalization of English
When Indonesians start to learn English they will face two canonical forms of English: American English or British English.read more
Read MoreThe Golkar factional competition
Who will replace outgoing Vice President Jusuf Kalla as the next chairman of Golkar when the party holds its congress in October? Some figures are certainly ahead in the race.read more
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Read MoreProspects for Partnership in Democracy Assistance: The Forthcoming United States-Indonesia Comprehensive Partnership
Speakers: Ann Marie Murphy Assistant Professor, Whitehead School of Diplomacy & International Relations, Seton Hall University Don Emmerson Director, Southeast Asia Forum, Stanford University Tom Garrett Vice President for Programs,…
Read MoreThe USAID Program in Indonesia: Current Program and Future Directions
September 16, 2009 – Mr. Walter North, a distinguished senior career official with the United States Agency for International Development, is Director of USAID Indonesia. He assumed his post in…
Read MoreThe Role of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in Addressing Climate Change in Indonesia- Washington, DC
On September 15, two leading experts on energy policy in Indonesia, Dr. Josef Leitmann, Lead Environmental Specialist, East Asia-Pacific Region at the World Bank, and Professor Saifur Rahman, Director of…
Read MoreCorporate Sponsorship
Become a USINDO organizational sponsor with your contribution of $1, 500 or more. Corporate sponsors and/or their institutions are recognized and corporate sponsors work closely with USINDO in developing programs and participating…
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