Some people call me Robin Hood ELISABETH KRAMER speaks to independent anti-corruption activist Arifin Wardiyanto about his ‘extremist’ approach to fighting corruption Read more
Fighting to survive A small community in Southeast Sulawesi is engaged in an ongoing quest for recognition of its right to live on its ancestral land Read more
Review: A complicated life Jemma Purdey reveals the inner torment behind the charisma, generosity and enigma of the public man that was Herb Feith Read more
Review: Surviving and resisting in Timor-Leste Conway presents a collection of oral histories that brings to the forefront the role of women in the resistance movement Read more
Red, white and green The entanglement of religion and politics in Lombok has the potential to change the island’s social order in unexpected ways Read more
Defueling success Pressure to reduce fuel subsidies presents the Indonesian government with a serious dilemma Read more
The Islamic world view behind Cikeusik West Javanese Islamic institutions can do much to avert future outbreaks of violence Read more
Violence in a climate of freedom The political reforms of 1998 have enabled conflicts to emerge and grow Read more
Religious radicalism and cultural change Sundanese people view difference in new and worrying ways Read more
One year after the Cikeusik tragedy In this series of articles Sundanese intellectuals reflect on the Cikeusik tragedy and see alarming realities behind a brutal killing Read more