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Working papers » The pattern of growth in Indonesia after the economic crisis 1997/1998: Does the primary sector still need to support economic growth? This paper aims to examine the pattern of growth in Indonesia, especially after the economic crisis 1997/1998. » Social norms and cooperation in the matching game: A review This paper is, mainly, an attempt to review a cooperative behavior under the random matching game More » Opinions » After the London G20 Summit In less than five months they met for the second time in London on April 2 to come up with a plan for collective action to stabilize the world economy and secure recovery and jobs. » Tak cukup kata-kata dan pemaksaan Kekurangefektifan anjuran penggunaan produk dalam negeri selama ini tidak berarti bahwa pemerintah boleh mengeluarkan kebijakan perdagangan internasional yang diskriminatif » Perjanjian kerja sama (tidak) membuahkan kartel SMS KPPU sebaiknya dapat membuktikan apakah sungguh-sungguh terjadi kerugian ekonomi terhadap konsumen akibat perjanjian kerjasama antar operator. More » Recent events » Preparing for the worst: An Adequate Indonesian policy response to the economic crisis A joint seminar of CSIS Jakarta, Asian Development Bank and Instiute for Economics and Social Research - Faculty of Economics, University of Indonesia » Seminar and book warming in honor of the late John “Jack” Bresnan More » Working papers » Menjalin demokrasi lokal dengan regional: Membangun Indonesia, membangun ASEAN The paper highlights the significance of linking local dynamics in different parts of Indonesia with Southeast Asia to strengthen democratization process. » Post tsunami reconstruction and peace building in Aceh: Political impacts and potential risks This paper illustrates the political development and potential risks in the Aceh reconstruction process after the signing of Helsinki MoU. More » Opinions » Insight: After 100 days: Where to? Tomorrow marks the 100th day of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's second administration. But the results of the 100 days remain subject to debate. Government officials, of course, like to argue that they have made great progress in setting the future direction for the government. » Partai politik dan dinamika koalisi 2010 Tahun 2009 merupakan tahun yang mengkhawatirkan bagi partai politik. Meski di tahun 2009 dilaksanakan pemilu legislatif dan pemilu presiden yang notabene partisipannya adalah partai politik, kita semakin melihat relevansi partai politik semakin tergerus dalam perpolitikan Indonesia. » Anticorruption and prejudice trap To deny there are some corrupt Chinese Indonesian business people would be an ultimate hypocrisy, yet to brand all Chinese Indonesians as corrupt would be pure idiocy. More » Recent events » Seminar: Pemenangan Pemilu 2009 dan tata kelola partai politik Seminar ini adalah kerja sama antara CSIS, International Republican Institute dan USAID » Peluncuran buku "Tionghoa dalam cengkraman SBKRI" Kerjasama Penerbit Visimedia Pustaka bersama Perhimpunan INTI, FKKB, IKI dan GANDI. More » Working papers » Humankind is not yet safe Good precedence for good future and intensive dialogue are important to prevent the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. » Prospect for East Asia Community: Security perspective This paper probes in to the many stumbling blocks towards the East Asia Community. More » Opinions » Military postings are now less political Though personnel management may stabilise in the next few years as the 1976-1981 classes take charge, the fact that subsequent classes, from 1983 to 1991, are larger, averaging around 250 officers per year, means that post availability and promotion policies will remain a potential time bomb. » The 'Yudhoyono Paradox' While winning the election with an overwhelming mandate, the president continued his characteristic hesitation. Why? » The missing nuts and bolts of defense reform Defense economic and force structure issues have missing from defense reform policies. Unless these nuts-and-bolts issues are addressed publicly, we will always ponder whether our military reform has been successful. More » Recent events » Seminar "Kaji ulang ASEAN sebagai sokoguru politik luar negeri Indonesia" Seminar ini bertujuan untuk melakukan kaji ulang seberapa besar peran ASEAN sebagai sokoguru politik luar negeri Indonesia di masa kini dan masa depan » Book Launch: " Dancing in shadows: Sihanouk, the Khmer Rouge and the United Nations in Cambodia" CSIS hosted the launching of a book on Cambodian politics by Benny Widyono, entitled “Dancing in Shadows”. More » Working papers » The pattern of growth in Indonesia after the economic crisis 1997/1998: Does the primary sector still need to support economic growth? This paper aims to examine the pattern of growth in Indonesia, especially after the economic crisis 1997/1998. » Social norms and cooperation in the matching game: A review This paper is, mainly, an attempt to review a cooperative behavior under the random matching game More » Opinions » Insight: After 100 days: Where to? Tomorrow marks the 100th day of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's second administration. But the results of the 100 days remain subject to debate. Government officials, of course, like to argue that they have made great progress in setting the future direction for the government. » Military postings are now less political Though personnel management may stabilise in the next few years as the 1976-1981 classes take charge, the fact that subsequent classes, from 1983 to 1991, are larger, averaging around 250 officers per year, means that post availability and promotion policies will remain a potential time bomb. » The 'Yudhoyono Paradox' While winning the election with an overwhelming mandate, the president continued his characteristic hesitation. Why? More » Recent events » 7th CSCAP General Conference This is the 7th CSCAP General Conference with the theme of "New Challenges to Asia-Pacific Security". Please contact us for further information. » Preparing for the worst: An Adequate Indonesian policy response to the economic crisis A joint seminar of CSIS Jakarta, Asian Development Bank and Instiute for Economics and Social Research - Faculty of Economics, University of Indonesia More » Journals Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies A peer-reviewed journal published three times a year by the Australian National University. Analisis CSIS A quarterly journal in Bahasa Indonesia published since 1971. Books Seeking Lasting Peace in Aceh More » Hasil Polling CSIS Hasil Polling CSIS - Juni 2009 Menjelang pilpres 2009, CSIS mengadakan tiga kali polling telepon untuk memonitor dinamika politik, khususnya peta elektabilitas para kandidat capres-cawapres. More » Regional partnerships ASEAN ISIS More »

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