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May 24, 2024 · The entire back catalogue of Inside Indonesia's print editions (1983-2007) is available in a digital archive hosted by the National Library of Australia. All of our past online editions since we first went online in 1996, are archived on this website (Edition 46: Mar-Jun 1996 - current).
Dec 10, 2023 · But I think Inside Indonesia does a good job of navigating these tensions. It offers a unique blend of perspectives that give the reader a nuanced sense of what is happening in Indonesia. In going through the back catalogue of Inside Indonesia, I’m struck by the diversity of contributors it has always attracted. Although run mainly out of ...
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In collaboration with the National Library of Australia, Inside Indonesia is pleased to announce that an archive of editions of the magazine currently only available in hardcopy form – editions 1 (1983) to 89 (2007) – are now available in digital form. View the archive.
Apr 5, 2024 · No turning back Edition 56: Oct-Dec 1998 16 15th Anniversary Edition 55: Jul-Sep 1998 10 Salam reformasi! Edition 54: Apr-Jun ... Subscribe to Inside Indonesia.
Dec 10, 2023 · Inside Indonesia has been central to my career as an Indonesianist. It is a source of knowledge, a teaching resource and a way of keeping up to date with current affairs in Indonesia. I regularly go back to early editions of the magazine, and find the articles there as fresh and illuminating as when they were first published.
Dec 25, 2023 · Dec 10, 2023. From the archives: An audacious project. On the magazine's 40th anniversary, we re-publish this piece by one of Inside Indonesia's co-founders on the occasion of our 25th anniversary
Dec 10, 2023 · The mediascape and political context of present-day Indonesia has changed a lot since Inside Indonesia’s founding. There are now many sources of analysis that II must compete with: Project Multatuli, New Mandala, The Interpreter (Lowy Institute), Indonesia at Melbourne, New Naratif, Melbourne Asia Review. ‘Indonesian studies’ in Australia ...
