Editorial

The year 1965 marked a turning point in Indonesian history. 

Petrol subsidies have gone, but at what cost to Indonesia’s poor?

A new volunteer movement is shining a light on Indonesia’s parliament and its representatives

Social media promotes political engagement among youth, but at the expense of accurate information and real-world political effects

The religious influence of prime-time television in Indonesia

The Institute will continue to operate without its famous reading room

HIV/AIDS is spreading rapidly because of the profound inequalities that afflict Papua

The different and difficult experiences of Eurasian Indonesians

Beyond the tourism and real estate frontiers in Bali is a small branch of the global resource frontier.

A link to Australia’s support of the Indonesian revolution

Food security is an urgent policy problem in Indonesia but opinions are divided about how best to feed the poorest and most vulnerable

Detained asylum seekers face massive hurdles in accessing rights and protection

Theatre therapy in a narcotics gaol is helping inmates survive

An examination of prisons and detention centres shows that Indonesia still has a long way to go in protecting human rights

The last three decades have seen many political and technological changes, but Inside Indonesia remains a popular and important publication

Government and the NGO sector are working to change attitudes towards violence against women

Systematic research paves the way for better strategies to improve health outcomes

Reflecting on the Act of Free Choice and the integration of West Papua into Indonesia