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Episode twenty six of the video series Decolonizing The Mind: The Bandung Dialogues with Imam Muhammad al-Asi: a discussion on the Quran and science https://lnkd.in/eWWxZPVk

Just accepted! Collaboration paper between Yogyakarta State University 🇮🇩, Jakarta State Polytechnic 🇮🇩, Abai Kazakh National Pedagogical University 🇰🇿, UWGM 🇮🇩, and Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa University 🇮🇩. The original research article (fullpaper) will be published online soon: The influence of work motivation, organization culture, soft skills competence on the innovative work behavior: Evidence from a Maritime Lecturers in Indonesia.

Titisan Tinta Untuk Nusantara Penugasan Amerta 2024 🗂️ "Cikal Bakal Timbulnya Fenomena Kemacetan Di Simpang Lima Krian, Sidoarjo" Nama : Tegar Ageng Maulana NIM : 123241046 Fakultas : Ilmu Budaya Prodi : Bahasa & Sastra Inggris Yeah, this author has written and compiled about how Simpang Lima Krian could get traffic congestion phenomenon and success to make other people who have passed the five-way trapped around of chaos. That's why the issue needs to be solved by those who involve, whether only passed the way or others have high positions such as local government. With those solutions that I've applied to solve the issue, I hope It can be an insight for the audience (reader) to be known as good as news. 💫🙏

Excited to share my article, “Menuju Indonesia Emas 2045: Memanfaatkan Bonus Demografi dengan Memerangi NEET”, which was published on the Official Website of the SUARAMERDEKA on 15 June 2024. You can read this article at the link: https://lnkd.in/g2Jur5Ev

My book review is published on Anotasi_org. It explores how media, language, and intellectuals played a crucial role in the Indonesian national movement against colonial oppression. The review highlights how Hilmar Farid's book "Perang Suara: Bahasa dan Politik Pergerakan" examines the transformative impact of language and media in shaping national identity and political consciousness. It emphasizes the book's insights into the ideological battles within the press, the formation of a new educated elite, and the significance of inclusive narratives in fostering unity and resisting colonial dominance. Additionally, the review underscores the contemporary relevance of these historical lessons in understanding the power of media and journalism in democratic and multicultural contexts. https://lnkd.in/g3r2UnJu

This week’s book of the week is Indonesian journalist and writer Leila S Chudori’s novel ‘Home’, published in 2012 in Indonesian and in 2015 in English translation (John H McGlynn) in 2015. Politically charged and tense, yet full of life and love, it is a fictional account of the reverberations of the violent mass crackdown that followed the September 30 Movement of 1965 in Indonesia: ‘Three years ago, the Nusantara News agency where I worked was cleansed of lice and germs like myself. The army was the disinfectant and we, the lice and the germs, were eradicated from the face of the earth, with no trace left. Yet, somehow, this particular louse had survived and was now eking out a living at Tijahaja Photo Studio on the corner of Jalan Sabang in central Jakarta’. ‘Home’ is a big book, about political repression and killings, about families and friendship, and, especially, about political repression and exile. It is still in print, with editions available from Lontar (Jakarta) and Deep Vellum (Dallas). [Note: in 2024, my creative project ‘Recommending the Future’ involves me immersing myself in grey literature – and writing back. Partly to remind myself of the world of books and partly to spruik the great ignored backlist, every Friday I am posting a book of the week.] #IndonesianFiction #backlist #greyliterature #recommendingthefuture

Our book "Waardevolle Wijken" (Circular Communities) is 'book of the month' at the Erasmus Huis in Jakarta, Indonesia. Such amazing news! The book is available here: https://lnkd.in/gtTCra4i nai010 publishers Mo Smit #circularcommunities #circularcities #circulareconomy #multiplevaluecreation

Today, I arrived in Surabaya for 'the 13th International Convention of Asia Scholars' (ICAS). Tomorrow, I will present my research article called 'The "Lord of Life" and the "Trunk King": The bestowment of a Ganesha statue from Candi Singasari to King Chulalongkorn and its entangled contexts, 1896-2023'. Here, I researched the unknown history of a second Ganesha statue from an Indonesian temple and how it ended up in Bangkok, Thailand. Both statues played very different roles in Siam/Thailand, the Netherlands, and Indonesia, and my paper (based on archival sources from all three countries) makes a case that we need to re-understand their meaning through their contexts and entanglements. Should you be in Surabaya and interested, please join! I hope that the insightful comments of the conference will support me in finalizing the article, which I intend to publish and then share with you! Terama kasih Indonesia! #ICAS13

https://lnkd.in/g_rnqbDj This journal is a research journal on the success of the Pagadungan village land registration program as an example for villages in Indonesia for its success. I am Agung Sudjadi as the second author who was supervised directly by Rian Rahadian S.IP. MH. as first author.

In Education, I'm a big proponent of Reading Aloud With Children, by family members and teachers. Here's an article I co-authored on that in Jakarta Post, a leading Indonesian newspaper. If you have trouble with the pay wall, DM me and I'll send you the article. https://lnkd.in/gYZXyb_5 #ReadingAloudWithChildren #ProfessorAnitaLie #DrMariamZ