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A loss is bound to happen in public policy
Criminalizing it isn’t the answer
May 16
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Andhyta (Afu) F. Utami
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Can BPJS Ketenagakerjaan save Indonesia’s vulnerable workforce?
Our social security system might be a ticking time bomb. Can it save itself?
May 15
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The Reformist Desk
25
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Taming Indonesia’s financial digital wild west
We need to regulate financial influencers as they crowd the country’s capital market
May 14
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Ahmad Novindri Aji Sukma
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Randy Taufik
11
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Editorial: Ibrahim Arief’s case, a criminalization of expert advice?
We shouldn’t lose our best minds to a legal system that treats innovation as a crime
May 12
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The Reformist Desk
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Editorial: Rupiah sinks as economic growth goes up, what’s going on?
What are we missing? Are things looking up? Well, hold your horses
May 11
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The Reformist Desk
62
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The master key to Indonesia’s land reform
A story behind the Map of Geospatial Information Overlaps
May 8
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Akbar Muammar Syarif
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Kunci pamungkas pembuka pintu reformasi lahan
Cerita di balik Peta Tumpang Tindih Informasi Geospasial
May 8
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Akbar Muammar Syarif
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Indonesia does not have an energy crisis, but a management one
Rethinking Indonesia’s energy narrative
May 7
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zainul pulungan
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Challenges of implementing new technology: The technical and the political
By Edwin Iskandar Dinazar
May 1
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Edwin Iskandar Dinazar
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Tantangan implementasi teknologi baru: Yang teknis dan yang politis
Oleh Edwin Iskandar Dinazar
May 1
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Edwin Iskandar Dinazar
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April 2026
Who can afford a house in Jakarta?
Inefficient land use and zoning regulations make affordable housing nearly impossible
Apr 30
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The Reformist Desk
28
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Orchestrating partnerships, NTB’s secret to a better region development
By Maulida Illiyani
Apr 25
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