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The culture and politics of hunger in West Papua

In the Indonesian-occupied region of West Papua, large-scale deforestation to make way for agribusiness plantations under government-endorsed development schemes has radically undermined the food security

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Kate McGregor: ASAA Oral History Project

Kate credits her fascination for and involvement in Asian Studies – and especially Indonesian history – to an eight-week backpacking holiday that she took with

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Tim Wright: ASAA Oral History Project

Professor Tim Wright’s distinguished academic journey began with a chance encounter in 1960s Yorkshire with an inspiring schoolteacher whose enthusiasm for East Asia prompted Tim

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Natali Pearson: ASAA Oral History Project

Natali Pearson is a Senior Lecturer and DECRA Fellow at the University of Sydney, specialising in maritime heritage in Southeast Asia. Her journey into Asian

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Ed Aspinall: ASAA Oral History Project

Professor Ed Aspinall shares his journey into Asian Studies, which began when he lived in Indonesia as a teenager while his father worked as an

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Indonesia Mistakes Visibility for Delivery

Indonesia has long been governed by pilot, launching ambitious policies in visible, limited trials before scaling nationwide. But early progress is not the same as

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Ele Williams: ASAA Oral History Project

Ele traces her ‘origin story’ in Asian Studies/the study of Asia to her upbringing in Darwin as a child, where she began to learn the

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Garry Rodan: ASAA Oral History Project

Garry describes himself as primarily a political economist whose work is informed by political theory. It was only during his doctoral research, and something by

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