
It’s time for Indonesians to say goodbye to the ‘supercrip’
Analysis, Arts, Human Rights, Policy in FocusIndonesia is still basking in the success of the 2018 Asian Games and Asian Para Games. Slamet Thohari writes that while Indonesia deserves the plaudits it received, the Games also served to highlight outdated attitudes to people with disability.

Is education reform finally paying off for Indonesian kids?
Analysis, Economy, Education, Policy in Focus, SocietyHow much do parents’ education levels affect the schooling of their children? Senza Arsendy presents the results of a recent study showing that despite concerns over the impact of growing economic inequality, educational mobility increased from 1997 to 2015.

How corrupt, really, is Indonesian politics?
Corruption, Elections, Policy in Focus, PoliticsIn the first post in our new Policy in Focus series, Dr Ward Berenschot presents research looking at how common clientelism really is in Indonesia. A survey of more than 500 experts found that perceptions of clientelism varied considerably, and the character of local economies played an important role.