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Can NGOs Change the Constitution? Civil Society and the Indonesian Constitutional Court.

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Nanrdi, Dominic J.

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Contemporary Southeast Asia. vol. 40, no. 2 (Aug. 2018), p.247-278 ISSN 0129-797X

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Deconstructing the Palm Oil Industry Narrative in Indonesia : Evidence from Riau Province.

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Tyson, Adam.

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Contemporary Southeast Asia. vol. 40, no. 3 (Dec. 2018), p.422-448 ISSN 0129-797X

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Online piety and its discontent: revisiting Islamic anxieties on Indonesian social media.

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Husein, Fatimah.

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Indonesia and the Malay World. vol. 46, no. 134 (Mar. 2018), p. 80-93 ISSN 1363-9811

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How Young People in Indonesia see themselves as Environmentalists : Identity, behaviour, perceptions and responsibility.

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Parker, Lyn.

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Indonesia and the Malay World. vol. 46, no. 136 (Nov. 2018), p. 263-282 ISSN 1363-9811

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Origin narratives, origin structures, and the diarchic system of Buton kingdom, Indonesia.

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Seung-Won Song.

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Indonesia and the Malay World. vol. 46, no. 135 (Jul. 2018), p. 135-153 ISSN 1363-9811

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Winning Beats Learning : Environmental education in Indonesian senior high schools.

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Prabawa-Sear, Kelsie.

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Indonesia and the Malay World. vol. 46, no. 136 (Nov. 2018), p. 283-302 ISSN 1363-9811

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Fun, ‘Family’, and Friends : Developing pro-environmental behaviour among high school students in Indonesia.

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Tanu, Danau.

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Indonesia and the Malay World. vol. 46, no. 136 (Nov. 2018), p. 303-324 ISSN 1363-9811

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Social media and the birth of an Islamic social movement: ODOJ (One Day One Juz) in contemporary Indonesia.

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Nisa, Eva F.

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Indonesia and the Malay World. vol. 46, no. 134 (Mar. 2018), p. 24-43 ISSN 1363-9811

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Found: 8 Titles

Can NGOs Change the Constitution? Civil Society and the Indonesian Constitutional Court.

Deconstructing the Palm Oil Industry Narrative in Indonesia : Evidence from Riau Province.

Online piety and its discontent: revisiting Islamic anxieties on Indonesian social media.

How Young People in Indonesia see themselves as Environmentalists : Identity, behaviour, perceptions and responsibility.

Origin narratives, origin structures, and the diarchic system of Buton kingdom, Indonesia.

Winning Beats Learning : Environmental education in Indonesian senior high schools.

Fun, ‘Family’, and Friends : Developing pro-environmental behaviour among high school students in Indonesia.

Social media and the birth of an Islamic social movement: ODOJ (One Day One Juz) in contemporary Indonesia.

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