Very excited about this new initiative! The ANU Indonesia Institute will be hosting visiting scholars from Indonesia and linking them with ANU College of Asia and the Pacific academic mentors. Scholars based in Indonesia, with financial support from their home institution, are welcome to apply.

Really looking forward to this! Nick Kuipers will join us in Canberra to present his latest fascinating survey research on Indonesia. Register to come along in person or online 👇🏽

Thank you Edward Aspinall 🙏

Excited to share my #CambridgeElements 'Courts and Politics in Southeast Asia' offering insights into the intersection of law and governance in the region. Best of all, it's free to read for the next 2 weeks! Access via link below 👇👇👇 #Courts #SoutheastAsia #Politics 📚🌏

Great new piece by Burhanuddin Muhtadi on vote buying in Indonesia’s recent elections : “Compared to 2019, there has been a substantial surge in the proportion of Indonesians who deem vote buying permissible.”

Hooray! We're now on Twitter, so follow us for updates on all the wonderful stuff going on at ANU on Indonesia 👇🙌

Happening later today 👇 Register to join us for an interactive panel discussion!

Join us next Tuesday for this online panel with Sana Jaffrey Edward Aspinall & Marcus Mietzner. We'll examine Indonesia's elections and the country's broader political trajectory. Register here: anu.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

It was such an honour to visit Todd Dias last week, and to meet friends from Universitas Hasanuddin and our ANU alumni community. We discussed Australia-Indonesia relations, education, politics, and new research collaborations. Already excited about my next visit!

Read this truly excellent analysis of the Indonesian presidential election by Sana Jaffrey and Eve Warburton - “Explaining the Prabowo landslide”
newmandala.org/explaining-the…

Join us on Monday as we dissect Prabowo's election victory in Indonesia. For those who wish to join remotely, see the zoom link and registration info 👇

My explainer with Eve Warburton: Prabowo-Gibran had the popular support to win in a two-round race. But Jokowi's eagerness for a quick victory undermined the most durable feature of Indonesia’s democracy: electoral competition. newmandala.org/explaining-the…

Ten years ago I wrote this article on Prabowo Subianto: 'Oligarchic Populism and Economic Nationalism: Prabowo Subianto’s Challenge to Indonesian Democracy.' ecommons.cornell.edu/items/32aa7f20…

For those in Singapore: Eve Warburton from the ANU is joining our SMU Southeast Asia Seminar Series this Monday, 19 February at 3:45 pm to present about the Indonesian election. It will be fascinating to unpack whatever happens today! Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

There's been a lot of analytical focus on Indonesia's presidential elections. But this week voters will also choose their legislative reps. In this piece, we dig into what Indonesian voters really want from their legislature...

Join us tomorrow as our ANU PhD scholars discuss the Indonesian general election. 3:00pm AEDT // 11:00am WIB. To join via Zoom: bit.ly/gs_indonesia

Happening this afternoon! Register now to join our panel of experts as we discuss some of the most pressing issues surrounding Indonesia's 2024 elections 👇

Join the #ANUIndonesiaInstitute for this special roundtable on Indonesia's upcoming elections. We'll ask why Prabowo is winning, what kind of president he might be, and what these elections mean for Indonesia's democracy, economy, and foreign relations anu.zoom.us/webinar/regist…