The winds of change

The winds of change

Men in Pekanbaru and Makassar are slowly changing their minds about domestic violence
Combating domestic violence

Combating domestic violence

Government and the NGO sector are working to change attitudes towards violence against women
Review: Men and masculinities

Review: Men and masculinities

A new book sheds light on the little studied field of male heterosexuality in Southeast Asia
Art for the people

Art for the people

Taring Padi takes stock of a more than a decade fighting the political establishment – with art as its weapon
The shadow of the Ayatollah

The shadow of the Ayatollah

Indonesia’s Shi’i community is struggling to find the right balance between local traditions and its fascination with Iran
A house for all Muslims?

A house for all Muslims?

The United Development Party is determined to survive as a political force
Love the mall, love the earth

Love the mall, love the earth

Eco-friendly malls make environmentalism sleek and chic, but they might do more harm than good
Review: A view from below

Review: A view from below

An important documentary film sharpens our focus on the lives of Jakarta’s urban poor
Review: Clashing interpretations

Review: Clashing interpretations

A new book warns against a simplistic understanding of religion, something that its editor feels the Western media does much too often
Angels and demons

Angels and demons

While a famous ‘reformer’ tries to undermine Indonesia’s local democratic institutions, the predators come to the rescue
Public works and ethnic conflict

Public works and ethnic conflict

Tarakan’s riots illustrate the risks of collusive public contracting and the continued weakness of local security responses
A new frontier

A new frontier

East Kalimantan was once timber country, now it’s coal that rules
Aquaculture in adversity

Aquaculture in adversity

The true costs of prawn farming are starting to show in Java
Some people call me Robin Hood

Some people call me Robin Hood

ELISABETH KRAMER speaks to independent anti-corruption activist Arifin Wardiyanto about his ‘extremist’ approach to fighting corruption
Fighting to survive

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
Review: A complicated life

Review: A complicated life

Jemma Purdey reveals the inner torment behind the charisma, generosity and enigma of the public man that was Herb Feith
Red, white and green

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
Defueling success

Defueling success

Pressure to reduce fuel subsidies presents the Indonesian government with a serious dilemma

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