CBIB is a national standard developed by Indonesia’s Ministry of […]
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Indonesia Needs Future-Makers, Not Spectators: Nine Strategic Messages from Prof. Arif Satria to the ICMI Community
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In their 2022 article, “Contested Transition? Exploring the Politics and […]
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In a 2025 article published in the Journal of Development […]
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