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Issue 95: January-March 2009
Chinese Indonesians ten years after reformasi
Michele Ford & Jemma Purdey
Chinese Indonesians reflect on their place in the new Indonesia

A common destiny
Jemma Purdey
Challenges remain for Chinese Indonesians 10 years after reformasi
Never Indonesian enough
Wahyu Effendi
State discrimination against the Chinese is a form of cultural violence
Learning from Malaysia�s mistakes
Christianto Wibisono
Chinese Indonesians must re-enter politics in order to fully exercise their citizenship
A new political animal?
Christine Susanna Tjhin
Chinese Indonesians search for a political role in the new Indonesia
Game of chance
Damai Sukmana
Chinese Indonesians play asylum roulette in the United States
Through a building darkly
Yen-ling Tsai
The story of the Teochiu Huikuan building in Medan provides insights into Chinese Indonesians' history of dispossession
In memory of martyrs
Juliana Wijaya
A Chinese community constructs and preserves the memory of their loved ones, the victims of racial and political violence in Banyuwangi
The tragedy of May 1998
Monika Swasti Winarnita
Glodok: A photo essay
Against the grain
Aimee Dawis
Two Chinese-Indonesian women are role models for the younger generation
The politics of Imlek
Chang-Yau Hoon
In contemporary Indonesia, Imlek is much more than a cultural celebration
Chinese, Muslim � and proud of it
Anne Dickson
The Chinese Muslim community in Surabaya even has its own mosque
Empowerment through conversion?
Juliette Koning
Chinese Indonesians and the Pentecostal-charismatic movement
Filming ambiguity
Charlotte Setijadi-Dunn
Young Chinese Indonesian filmmakers examine questions of Chineseness

Weekly stories
Beyond terrorism and martyrdom
Chiara Formichi
People in West Java hold diverse memories of the Darul Islam rebellion and its leader Kartosuwiryo
Frying the wires, freeing the waves
Edwin Jurri�ns
Grassroots organisations in Indonesia are building communication media from the most basic of utensils
Keeping Bali strong?
Lene Pedersen
Hindu-Muslim tensions have mounted, but not to boiling point
Hubs and wires
Yanuar Nugroho
Internet use in Indonesian NGOs is strengthening civil society
Editorial dependence
Hendrarto Darudoyo
Owners exert their sway in Indonesian newsrooms, but journalists soldier on
The Indie takeover
Brent Luvaas
Independent record labels give the majors a run for their money
Shot until dead
Dave McRae
No end in sight for the death penalty in Indonesia
The one that got away?
Tim Lindsey and Jemma Parsons
Muchdi's murder trial starts falling apart
Demonstrating diversity
FG Pandhuagie
Photo-essay: Yogya's community protests against the Pornography Bill
Hot debates
Helen Pausacker
A law on pornography still divides the community
Review: Refugees and Rebels
Jean Gelman Taylor
Indonesian Exiles in Wartime Australia
No positive news
Michael Buehler
People living with HIV face corruption and incompetence in the health system
Staying clean
Christopher Morrison
Drug rehabilitation in Indonesia
We miss you wali nanggroe
Catherine Smith and Thushara Dibley
Hasan di Tiro returns to an Aceh in transition


 
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