This comparative research examines three areas of inquiry: 1) tracing the historically shaped political-economy contradictions that generate temporarily moments of coherence and incoherence in movements’
This research reflects on the current state of Indonesia’s organized labor movement within the broader framework of the country’s democratic system. One of its key
This research examines three key dimensions, including (1) a historical analysis of Indonesia’s civil society since the end of the authoritarian rule in 1998; (2)
In the context of Muslim-majority Indonesia, we see the strengthening of Islamic piety as a response to the reorganization of people’s daily lives under neoliberal
This article explores the reflexive practice of early and mid-career young Indonesian academics as a form of resistance within the neoliberal university environment. Drawing on
This study explores the impacts of strengthening the expression of Islamic identity on the ways in which the working class understands and responds to social
This empirical study explores the connection between Islamic populism in Indonesia and contemporary precarity given recent mobilisations of the urban poor under Islamic banners within
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