Past events
The Parman Economy
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Increased Labour Activism in 2011-12: Wage, Employment and Equity Issues
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The tenth HW Arndt Memorial Lecture, Coastal-inland interactions in Burmese history: A long-term perspective
The history of Burma, like that of many Southeast Asian countries, can be viewed in terms of the interaction between coastal regions and kingdoms and the more densely populated inland agrarian states. In Burma this division also largely coincides with ethnic differences between the coastal Mon and the Arakanese and the inland Burmans and the Shans.
Obstacles to Public Sector Accounting Reform as an Anti-Corruption Measure
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People's Voices: Media, Popular Culture and Democratization Process in Post-Reformasi Indonesia
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From Rhizome to Banyan
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What can Wikileaks tell us about Indonesia?
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ASARC presents: Governments Communicating Laws and Rules to Citizens: Comparing Australia and India
It is important that government departments set aside people and money tasked to communicate the laws, rules, and regulations that the department is charged with administering. Doing so is an important, but neglected, step in ensuring the effective implementation of public policies. In India, in particular, the Union and State governments, who rarely bother to inform citizens about what their laws and rules are.
2012 Indonesia Update Conference: The State of Education
Education policies in Indonesia have undergone massive transformation over the past decade. In this period the country saw the administration of primary and secondary education decentralised to regional government level, a new paradigm of school-based management introduced, and public spending on education required by legislation to reach one-fifth of total government spending.
State and Economy in Indonesia's Transition to Sovereignty: A Comparison with the Phillipines, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan
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