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Ayungin Shoal and the spectre of informal international law
Ross Tugade
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Amid revolution, Myanmar’s NGOs face a deficit of donor solidarity
Tamas Wells & Pyae Phyo Maung
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Apply for New Mandala’s Emerging Scholar Award
New Mandala
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A new direction for the New Colombo Plan. Maybe.
Liam Prince
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A most militarised cabinet
Adhi Priamarizki & Muhamad Haripin
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Against Indonesia’s toxic alliances
Rendy Pahrun Wadipalapa
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Buddhist division and polarisation in Myanmar’s revolutionary situation
Phyo Wai & Iselin Frydenlund
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Break-ins and breaking news: the Timorese fence-jumpers of Jakarta
Jim Della-Giacoma
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Continuity was the surprise in Indonesia’s legislative elections
Stephen Sherlock
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Clerics to coal miners: the decline of Indonesia’s Islamic civil society
Alex Arifianto
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Defection and revolution in Myanmar
Helene Maria Kyed
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Don’t believe Marcos: the ICC is needed for drug war justice
Patrick Peralta & Michael Tiu Jr
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Erratum: “Indonesians want a more diverse legislature”
New Mandala
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Explaining the Prabowo landslide
Sana Jaffrey & Eve Warburton
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Ethnonationalism and Myanmar’s future
David Brenner
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From polarisation to opportunism: organised Islam and the 2024 elections
Alexander R. Arifianto & Aisah Putri Budiatri
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Forgetting the Battle of Manila
John Lee Candelaria
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Forgotten war in Burma, ignored war in Myanmar
Edith Mirante
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How do Indonesian businesspeople manage risks in electoral participation?
Ahmad Syarif Syechabubakr
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Indonesian Islamists’ pragmatic pivot in 2024
Nava Nuraniyah
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Indonesians want a more diverse legislature
Eve Warburton, Edward Aspinall, Diego Fossati, Burhanuddin Muhtadi & Sally White
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Introducing the HI-RES SIKAP of Indonesian voters
Nathanael Sumaktoyo & Nicholas Kuipers
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Indonesia’s problem of ‘proper’ masculinity
Abdullah Faqih
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Indonesia’s killer commodity
Marina Welker
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In Myanmar, prison protests are revolutionary
Andrew M. Jefferson, Tomas Max Martin & Anonymous
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Ideological (mega)projects: Xiong’an and Nusantara
Wang Lezhi
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James C. Scott: against the myopic study of politics
Olle Törnquist
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Jim Scott in memoriam, Southeast Asian studies in perpetuum
John T. Sidel
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Jokowi broke the ‘Reformasi coalition’
Edward Aspinall & Fauziah Mayangsari
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Myanmar and the second-oldest profession
Andrew Selth
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Matriculating amid Myanmar’s conflict
Sa Phan
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Môi Giới Lao Động Nhà Nước Việt Nam Cho Phép Lạm Dụng Người Lao Động Ở Ả-Rập Xê-Út
Angie Ngọc Trần
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Myanmar’s MI and the Kempeitai: a historical footnote
Andrew Selth
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New Mandala in 2024
Liam Gammon
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Population loss in Portuguese Timor during WW2 revisited
Douglas Kammen
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Review: “On the Shadow Tracks”
Khin Zaw Win
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Reclaiming Phnom Penh’s streets for citizens
Prak Norak & Jose Rafael Martinez Garcia
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Revolution and solidarity in Myanmar
Justine Chambers & Nick Cheesman
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Translating atrocity at the Khmer Rouge Tribunal
Rachel Killean, Rosemary Grey, Jinhyun Cho and Ludmila Stern
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TITEN: a new phase of Biennale Jogja
Asep Topan