Sidney Jones, who returned to New York in June 2021 after two decades working for International Crisis Group and IPAC (and a few earlier incarnations) in Jakarta, will reflect on the trajectory of conflict in Indonesia and lessons learned in documenting it
The symposium Inward Outward investigates the status of moving image and sound archives as they intertwine with questions of coloniality, identity and race, and seeks to bring theory and practice into dialogue by drawing together people from different professional and creative backgrounds.
All over the world, including Indonesia, social media platforms, such as Facebook and Twitter, and devices such as smartphones have increasingly played an instrumental role in facilitating and mobilizing collective actions and activism. The same technologies have also simultaneously been utilised by states and public...
The protests in response the devastating military coup in Myanmar in February of this year demonstrated an inspiring aspect of racial, ethnic and religious pluralism and solidarity.
In the past decades, the universalist conceit of North Atlantic social and cultural sciences has been increasingly “provincialized”, not least because we increasingly ask the question whether and how African diaspora thinking builds an alternative transatlantic universalism, grounded in black experiences in North, Caribbean, and Latin America, and in South-South exchanges with Africa.
De afgelopen jaren is er in de steden Rotterdam, Amsterdam en Utrecht onderzoek gedaan naar de betrokkenheid van de stad bij slavernij in West en Oost, en binnenkort volgt Den Haag.
Join us for a joyful evening of food, music, song, dance and conversation as we celebrate ways of collaborating, sharing, and living together! le thinnai kreyol presents an evening of creole commensality and conviviality.
The push to anchor the study of Indonesian women in academia in Indonesia was triggered by the UN women’s conferences in the 1970s and 1980s, contacts between Indonesian and foreign researchers and academics, and the government of Indonesia’s need to integrate women in its development programs.
Coastal reclamation, the process of creating land by infilling coastal waters or wetlands, offers a possible bulwark against rising sea-levels associated with climate change
This symposium explores the common ground between epigraphy and Indian Ocean studies. On the basis of recently published and ongoing research, specialists of the diverse epigraphic traditions of the Indian Ocean
