Events

November 2022

02
Nov
2022
Crawford School of Public Policy | Indonesia Project | Indonesia Study Group

To remain myself: The history of Onghokham

David Reeve (UNSW)

In this presentation, Professor Reeve will discuss the process of writing the biography, as well as what it tells us, not only about Onghokham’s personal and professional life, but about Indonesian history writ large.

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Jakarta, 2018, Shubhi Rofiddinsa
04
Nov
2022
Crawford School of Public Policy | Public Lecture

Mubyarto Public Policy Forum

Dr Rimawan Pradiptyo (UGM), Dr Arianto Patunru (ANU) and Dr Vivi Alatas (Asakreativita)

In the 6th Mubyarto Public Policy Forum, Dr Rimawan Pradiptyo will present research that uses an experimental design to investigate the deterrence effects of fines on corruption.

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community health services in NTT
09
Nov
2022
Crawford School of Public Policy | Indonesia Study Group

Clientelistic politics and rent-seeking in health sector funding allocations

Budi Setiyono (Universitas Diponegoro) and Lila Sari (ANU)

What role does informal politics play in health funding in Indonesia? The speakers will present findings from a study that examines the impact of informal politics such as rent-seeking and clientelism on Special Allocation Funds (DAK) provided to districts for healthcare service provision.

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Reformasi Dikorupsi protests
16
Nov
2022
Crawford School of Public Policy | Indonesia Study Group

Activist lawyering in a fragile democracy: the Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation (YLBHI)

Tim Mann (University of Melbourne)

This seminar will examine how democratic change has affected the Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation (YLBHI) and the strategies it uses to promote social change. Drawing on YLBHI’s experiences during the #ReformasiDikorupsi protests in 2019, it will describe how YLBHI has made an unexpected return to prominence as Indonesian democracy has been challenged.

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22
Nov
2022
Crawford School of Public Policy | Indonesia Study Group

Halal industries: Trends and opportunities

Mr Mohamed Hage (AACCI), Dr Eva Nisa (ANU), Adj. Prof. Peter McKenna (Venturenauts)

Muslims form the largest non-Christian religious community in Australia. On Australia’s doorstep are emerging economies with large Muslim populations, such as Indonesia and India. With growing middle classes spurring a demand for Halal products, this workshop will look at recent trends in Halal industries and future opportunities.

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