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The Indonesianists
by Indonesia Project
In this series we talk with scholars who have dedicated a significant amount of their life to help other people understand about Indonesia. This is not an academic discussion, rather, we chat about their interests, their personal life and views, and their hopes about Indonesia.
Episodes
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The Indonesianist | A conversation with Kathy Robinson
Delve into a conversation with Kathy Robinson, An Emeritus Professor of Anthropology in the ANU College of Asia and the Pacific, on how her interest in Indonesia and international studies started.
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The Indonesianist | In conversation with Chris and Tri Manning
Join us in a conversation with Chris and Tri Manning, long-time active participants in the ANU Indonesia Project and the Indonesianist community at ANU. Chris Manning is an Honorary Associate Professor and former Head of the ANU Indonesia Project, while Tri Manning is a Bahasa Indonesia teacher...
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Global Seminar Series | Indonesia and BRICS - A conversation with Lili Yang Ing and Krisna Gupta
On January 7 this year, Indonesia formally joined the BRICS, a bloc formed by Brazil, Russia, India, and China in 2009 with the addition of South Africa in 2010. Indonesia is the fifth new member, following Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, and the United Arab Emirates who joined in 2024. In this webinar we...
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The Indonesianists | Chatib Basri: ANU nostalgia and the journey to Indonesia’s finance leader
In this special podcast episode, ANU PhD students Vania Budianto and Riandy Laksono engage in an exclusive conversation with Indonesia's renowned economist and former Finance Minister, Mr Chatib 'Dede' Basri. From his decision to study at the ANU to his rise to one of Indonesia's most respected...
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The Indonesianists. Elizabeth Drysdale
Elizabeth Drysdale was the Assistant (and later Associate) Editor of the Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies (BIES) for twenty-five years until 2012, when she retired from ANU. During her tenure, Liz produced 72 issues of the journal, containing over 300 articles, countless book reviews and…
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The Indonesianists. Anthony (Tony) Johns in conversation with Greg Fealy
In this episode, Tony Johns is in conversation with Greg Fealy at his home in Canberra. Anthony (Tony) Hearle John was a key figure in the founding of Asian studies at ANU and is one of the seminal figures in the study of Southeast Asian Islam. He spoke about his early life and academic career…
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The Indonesianists. Virginia Hooker
Professor Virginia Hooker is widely known for her works on Islam in Southeast Asia, literature and social change in Malaysia and Indonesia, and Indonesian political culture. In this joyful conversation, she shared her recollection about living as a daughter of a Navy father, about her PhD on...
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The Indonesianists. George Quinn
Professor George Quinn is one of the world’s most prolific observers of Indonesian and Javanese language, literature, and society. In this first installment of ‘The Indonesianists’, we chat with Pak George about his upbringing in New Zealand to his accidental field trip to Indonesia to his new...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
In this series we talk with scholars who have dedicated a significant amount of their life to help other people understand about Indonesia. This is not an academic discussion, rather, we chat about their interests, their personal life and views, and their hopes about Indonesia.
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Indonesia Project
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In this series we talk with scholars who have dedicated a significant amount of their life to help other people understand about Indonesia. This is not an academic discussion, rather, we chat about their interests, their personal life and views, and their hopes about Indonesia.
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