In Plantation Life Tania Murray Li and Pujo Semedi examine the structure and governance
of Indonesia's contemporary oil palm plantations in Indonesia, which supply 50 percent of …

For many citizens in postcolonial states like Indonesia, the reality and experience of
citizenship depend not just on the content of laws and regulations but also on the strength of …

Despite a widening legal scope for indigenous rights, the invocation of indigeneity to claim
land rights rarely empowers marginalized communities. This article develops an explanation …

This article aims at examining the recent (re) construction of citizenship in Aceh, which is
based on sharia as well as on ethno-religious nationalism, and the impact of this (re) …

Pessimism currently prevails around human rights globally, as well as about the impact of
digital technology and social media in supporting rights. However, there have been key …

Formal social citizenship is limited in how it enables us to think about informal social
citizenship and informal welfare. This informal perspective is important in all contexts where …

This chapter situates Asia's achievement of critical mass in the digital domain in the context
of national, regional and global efforts to institute a transactional economy centred upon …

Street traders in many Indonesian cities face social and legal constraints because they are
deemed to be hamper ing the city's order and cleanliness. I describe how a group of vendors …

This edited volume is a collection of studies on contemporary citizenshippoliticsin Indonesia.
The goal is to examine the struggles for citizenship claimsand rights in selected sectors, as …

A nuanced understanding of how media matter in the diverse articulations of multiculturalism
across the globe requires one to have a transnational sensibility. This is a scholarly …