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Joshua Aspden: Research on Environmental Climatology and Disaster management in Indonesia
My name is Joshua Aspden (British-Ecuadorian) and I am currently a student at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany. I am studying a Masters in International...
Religious radicalism and cultural change
Sundanese people view difference in new and worrying ways <br Dadang Kahmad Dadang Kahmad: Rapid change has reduced the ability of Sundanese communities to deal with...
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 <br Julian Millie The Ahmadiyah...
(Mis)Understanding Indo Lingo
By: Jason Hue, first published in Jakarta Expat The Indonesian language teaches its speakers to be respectful, hence people are often addressed with the salutation of...
And the Winner is…
Congratulations Awis Shinoda, your picture will be featured on Latitudes in February! You win a Sweex Digital Key Chain that let's you take up to 69 of your favorite...
The mohawk crusade
Punks are the latest victims of Aceh’s Shariah bylaws James Balowski Demonstrating in solidarity for Aceh’s punks Negasi http://negasi-negasi.blogspot.com A...
Indonesian Batik: A living Heritage, Jakarta & Solo
On January 25th, 2012 the exhibition "Indonesian Batik: A living Heritage" opens its doors for Batik enthusiasts at Galeri Nasional, Jakarta. Galeri Nasional Jl....
Still an age of activism
Left-wing politics are fragmented, but left-wing ideas are surprisingly influential Edward Aspinall A tradition of mass action is one of the inheritances...
Malang: Hikes & Hidden Beaches
By: Kindeng Temminck-Simamora Malang is the second largest city in East Java, Indonesia. It is traditionally known as a place to unwind and relax for people stressed...
Pathways to a people’s president
If Indonesians are going to find a candidate to oppose the oligarchs, they need to start organising now Jeffrey A. Winters The prospects for 2014 don’t...
