Land

Mining dominates East Luwu GDP but development of agriculture underpins equitable development

After reformasi, Kereng Pangi, Kalimantan became the site of a gold rush

Irrespective of location or commodity, peasants now compete with multinational mining companies on the mineral-rich tracts of Indonesia

Benefits ripple outwards but local government struggles to regulate the process

Farmers and would-be farmers in Lombok are fighting a land-rights battle against the tourism industry

Succession within the Sultanate of Yogyakarta decides who will own vast tracts of land

Jokowi must accommodate customary rights lest his development agenda spur land conflicts

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

Forest conversion in Kalimantan is a local, national and global concern

Idyllic rural Java is rapidly becoming urban. As a result, peasants are now less in conflict with landlords than with the state. This radically changes the way we think about the best way to organise for change, according to JUNI THAMRIN andVEDI HADIZ.

It's lonely in the Forestry Minister's office, says GERRY VAN KLINKEN.

SIMON ANDREWARTHA discovers a quiet invasion by outsiders, even in the remotest villages.

Millions of hectares of pristine tropical forest and thousands of indigenous people are at risk. FRANCES CARR outlines Habibie's 'techno dream' for Irian Jaya.

Forestry business packaged in ecological concerns in Flores

Indonesia’s decentralisation law is causing headaches in Dusun Belido