Kompas published an insightful article on August 1, 2026, titled […]
Kompas published an insightful article on August 1, 2026, titled […]
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Category: Opinion
Collaboration and Social Transformation for Aquatic Food Self-Reliance: An Ontological, Epistemological, and Axiological Perspective from the Seaweed Farming Community of Laikang, Takalar
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Aquatic food self-reliance is not merely an issue […]
World Mangrove Day: The Real Challenge Is Not Planting, but Securing Space for Mangroves to Live
By Yusran Nurdin Massa Mangrove Rehabilitation and Conservation Practitioner Environmental […]
Beyond Retirement: Celebrating Mustamin Raga, a Lifelong Writer, Literacy Advocate, and Public Intellectual
His latest book, Negara Dalam Kemasan: Dari Brand Produk ke […]
Three Pillars of Coastal Resilience: Mangroves, Women, and the Future
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM– July brings two important commemorations that are deeply interconnected. […]
World Mangrove Day 2026 | When Communities Lead Mangrove Protection Through Village Regulations
Working together with the Yayasan Konservasi Alam Nusantara (YKAN) and […]
Beyond the Rulebook: What Informality Theory Teaches Us About Development
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Why do some development programs flourish while others […]
Informality Theory in Development Studies: Beyond Social Capital toward Understanding Power, Institutions, and Governance
In mining areas, collaborative governance cannot be understood without recognizing […]
Anshar A. Rahman | Leaders Between Logic and Feeling
Without intuition, a nation risks losing its sense of direction. […]
Marine Science at Unhas: Seeing the Sea Differently
Why understanding the ocean requires science, specialisation, and the ability […]
SPPM Maros: A National Model for Women’s Political Education
Since welcoming its first class in 2013, SPPM has empowered […]
M. Suaib Mappasila | MBG: A “Blank Check” for Power? A Policy Review of Indonesia’s Free Nutritious Meal Program
The Free Nutritious Meal (MBG) program is implemented under Indonesia’s […]
The Third Amendment to the Indonesian National Police Law: Strengthening the Foundation of Police Reform
Interestingly, the revision is not designed to significantly expand Polri’s […]
Muhammad Syukri | Between a Treasure Trove and a Ticking Time Bomb: Why the Waters of West Sulawesi Are at Their Lowest Ebb
Under such circumstances, conservation often loses out to immediate survival […]
Andi Adri Arief | IUU Fishing as International Blue Water Crime: A Paradigm Shift We Can No Longer Ignore
Recognizing Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing as a form […]
Mohd Nur Sangadji | Navigating Climate Change: From Global Realities to Local Adaptation in Indonesia
Indonesia is a vivid portrait of the paradox of natural […]
Why Do We Wait for Coastal Flooding Before Valuing Mangroves?
Five Important Lessons from Southeast Sulawesi’s Coastline We often refer […]
Indonesia’s Way Out Amid the Rising Dollar Crisis
Investments in agriculture modernization, fisheries infrastructure, irrigation systems, renewable energy, […]
Intellectual, Social Empathy, and the Haters
The Bugis-Makassar philosophy of sipakatau — treating others as human […]
Rusdin Tompo | Two Decades Fighting for Domestic Workers’ Rights
About 20 years ago, both personally and through the organization […]