Peter Carey’s ensnarement in the Prabowo campaign is a warning for us all, says Ed Aspinall. *Updated with added response from Peter Carey.
Timor’s silence
In post-conflict Timor-Leste, Prabowo’s candidacy is met with silence, not outrage, write Maj Nygaard-Christensen and Angie Bexley.
Undoing Yudhoyono’s Sectarian Legacy
Indonesia's next president must address the problem of rising religious intolerance, says Andreas Harsono
Fun with flowcharts: the China-US Conspiracy Scheme
The key to a good conspiracy theory is elegant simplicity. This one doesn't make the grade.
Wither Human Rights?
On the eve of the presidential nominations, Usman Hamid remembers the human rights records of the two likely presidential candidates.
Uses and Abuses of history: Peter Carey responds
Oxford historian Peter Carey responds to allegations of appearing in Prabowo campaign material.
What goes unsaid: Indonesia’s environment
It's what the presidential candidates are not talking about that worries Fitrian Ardiansyah.
Rallying to Prabowo’s cause
Indonesia's first May Day holiday in decades was less about labour and more about presidential politics, write Teri Caraway and Michele Ford.
Symbols of success
In Indonesia, there's more to a horse and dagger than would seem, writes Yogi Setya Permana.
Anger Management
On-camera meltdowns can be a good way for Indonesian politicians to project a reformist image and win some free publicity.
The Aceh exception
Indonesia's 2014 election has been lauded as generally free and fair, but not in Aceh.
What women want
In Indonesia, patriarchal media representations restricts coverage of quality female candidates, writes Evi Eliyanah.
Wishful thinking in the polling age
Dirk Tomsa wonders if hope triumphed political sense in his reading of Indonesia's 2014 election polls.
How Papua voted
In Papua, pseudo-traditional voting practices are a pretext for blatant violations of electoral integrity.
Photo essay: voting in Jakarta
Some snapshots of typically cheerful voting in Jakarta on the day of Indonesia's 2014 legislative elections.
The simple statistics of Indonesian election polling
Tom Pepinsky on some polling fundamentals, and how they should inform our analysis of Indonesia's legislative elections.
Hope, cynicism and Jokowi in a Jakarta slum
Was PDI-P's poor showing in the legislative elections voter ignorance or a weak party machine? From the slippery banks of the Ciliwung river, Jakarta's slum dwellers have a surprising voting strategy.
VIDEO: Indonesia elections washup
Ross Tapsell speaks to Usman Hamid and Greg Fealy about what happened in the legislative elections, and what comes next.
Why were the polls wrong about Islamic parties?
Tom Power says Indonesia’s Islamic parties remain viable political entities and cannot be written off lightly
Resurgent political Islam, or astute Islamic parties?
Greg Fealy asks whether surprisingly good results for Indonesia's Islamic parties reflect their ideological appeal or strong grassroots campaigns.