This research project aims to develop ways of producing evidence-based responses to non-traditional security threats such as pandemics on the basis of comparing the experiences of countries in the region (Southeast Asia and East Asia).
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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 critically examines Indonesia’s circular economy policies concerning critical mineral through the lenses of political ecology and Science and Technology Studies (STS). We interrogate
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 explores how communities in Jakarta Bay navigate the escalating risks of sea level rise and climate-induced environmental change. The project seeks to deepen
This ongoing research aims to (1) review and synthesise the political-economy landscape of research in the Asia region, including the disruptors and enablers within the
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