Press Clippings
05 Mar 2020
Intan Paramaditha: ‘We are always haunted by the road not taken’
The Indonesian author’s novel The Wandering allows readers to select their own path – but follows characters whose lives have often been decided for them. ‘Travel is an ancient desire’ … Intan Paramaditha. “Onism”, according to John Koenig’s Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows (an online “fictionary” for ineffable feelings), is “the frustration of being stuck in just one.. Read More.
04 Mar 2020
Peluncuran Buku Karya Azyumardi Azra
Diskusi bertema ”Politik Global dengan Islam Wasathiyah, Mencegah Ekstremisme dan Terorisme” di Perpustakaan Nasional, Jakarta, Rabu (4/3/2020). Kegiatan tersebut menjadi bagian dari kegiatan Tasyakuran dan Peluncuran 8 Buku Azyumardi Azra yang genap berusia 65 tahun. Para pembicara yang hadir (dari kiri) Direktur Eksekutif Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Philips J Vermonte, Sekretaris Umum.. Read More.
02 Mar 2020
Made in Somewhere Else: How Premature Deindustrialization Undermines the Development of Indonesia and other Emerging Economies
BY DIMAS MUHAMAD, MONICA NIRMALA, FREIDA SIREGAR AND JANE TJAHJONO In its 1993 report, the World Bank classified Indonesia as one of the “Asian Miracles”. Indonesia was on the track towards industrialization and development. It had begun to transition from agriculture and raw commodities to manufacturing. In 2000, Indonesia’s computer export was twice the value.. Read More.
02 Mar 2020
A celebration of Srihadi’s eleven windus of life
At 88 years old, Indonesian maestro painter Srihadi Soedarsono is still productive and disciplined in his creative process. Srihadi, who once worked as a painter reporter during the Indonesian independence revolution era, will hold his 21st solo exhibition entitled Man & Universe from March 11 to April 10 at the National Gallery in Jakarta. Read More..
