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World Mangrove Day 2026 | When Communities Lead Mangrove Protection Through Village Regulations
Working together with the Yayasan Konservasi Alam Nusantara (YKAN) and […]
From Arisan, Geospacial to AI: PAIR Research Reveals a New Formula to Multiply Indonesia’s Seaweed Production
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – MAKASSAR – The future of Indonesia’s blue economy […]
Boyd Whalan, Australia-Indonesia Center: PAIR’s Success Lies Not Only in Research, but in Delivering Real Impact for the People of Sulawesi
Boyd noted that PAIR is not AIC’s first research initiative […]
PAIR 2026: Shaping Indonesia’s Blue Revolution
Lessons from PAIR Annual Meeting at Unhas on AI, Climate-Smart […]
PAIR Annual Meeting 2026: Researchers Develop Wave-Resilient Semi-Submersible Seaweed Cultivation Raft
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – MAKASSAR – A research team from the University […]
Labor Rights Concerns Persist for Fishing Crews at Indonesia’s Largest Fishing Port
Five Key Findings from Risk Awareness Training at Muara Baru […]
Five Days After KLM Nurul Salsa Sinks: Two More Survivors Found, Heartbreaking Story of Survival at Sea
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – The search and rescue operation for victims of […]
Discover Brunei, Eight Unforgettable Experiences in the Abode of Peace
PELAKITA.ID – Often overshadowed by its larger Southeast Asian neighbors, […]
Life in Paraguay: A Quiet Nation Rooted in Family, Tradition, and Resilience
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Nestled in the heart of South America, Paraguay […]
PAIR Annual Meeting 2026: Bringing Science, Policy, and Communities Together for a Sustainable Coastal Sulawesi
Panel discussions throughout the meeting will explore: sustainable seaweed industry […]
Editorial | Indonesia’s Ministry of Transportation Must Answer for the KLM Nurul Salsa Tragedy
The departure of every passenger vessel—particularly wooden vessels serving remote […]
Miracle at Sea, How Five Survivors Defied Death After the Sinking of KLM Nurul Salsa
The investigation further indicated that the vessel was heavily overloaded, […]
The Will to Improve: Rethinking Development Through Tania Murray Li’s Critical Perspective
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Development has long been presented as a noble […]
Informal Institutions and Democracy: Lessons from Latin America for Contemporary Development
Informal institutions consist of unwritten yet widely recognized rules governing […]
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 […]
KM Nurul Salsa Tragedy Raises Fresh Questions About Maritime Safety in Indonesia’s Island Communities
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – SELAYAR ISLANDS, SOUTH SULAWESI — The sinking of […]
Beyond Participation: Collaborative Governance as a Pathway to Sustainable Community Empowerment
Revisiting Ansell and Gash (2008) MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Many community empowerment […]
The State and Illegality in Indonesia: Understanding Governance Beyond Formal Institutions
The book further reminds researchers that power is relational rather […]