Why Indonesia needs to negotiate with Trump on tariffs – but brace for the worst
On 2 April 2025, United States President Donald Trump announced that his government would impose a universal 10% tariff. This policy will be followed by […]
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Navigating Geopolitical Tension: Indonesia’s Strategic Position Between the OECD and BRICS+
Indonesia is at a pivotal crossroads in the evolving geopolitical landscape, striving to balance its relationships with two major international coalitions: the OECD and the […]
Menimbang Kembali ‘Embedded Liberalism’ untuk Reformasi WTO: Plurilateralisme dalam Multilateralisme Perdagangan Internasional
Yogyakarta, 23 Februari 2023. Komitmen terhadap perdagangan bebas tanpa hambatan perlu dikelola oleh suatu rezim internasional yang mengutamakan aturan main dan kepastian hukum bagi seluruh […]
A New Platform for Deepening Economic Ties: The Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement
Executive Summary The Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA) is a major strategic effort to build a bilateral economic partnership. Australia and Indonesia signed the […]
Indonesia’s South-South cooperation: when normative and material interests converged
Abstract This article analyzes how and why contemporary Global South countries’ South–South cooperation (SSC) exhibits a convergence between normative and material interests. The normative approach […]
Trans-Pacific Partnership: To join or not to join?
Trade-Pacific Partnership the (TPP), billed as among the biggest trade deals in history, against all odds, was concluded on Oct. 5 despite the fact that […]
To ratify or not to ratify? Is that the question?
Trade facilitation is the only trade agenda that has survived from the WTO Ministerial Conference in Singapore, which was held back in 1996. The trade […]
Jungfrau the Top of Europe: Between Heaven and Earth, Switzerland
It takes approximately 5 hours from Geneva to Jungfraujoch Region by train and there’s no direct train for this route. To get there one needs […]
External Pressures or Domestic Politics: Explaining Change in Developing Countries’ Intellectual Property Legislation
Poppy S. WinantiPhD Thesis – University of Glasgow AbstractThis thesis aims to explain the change in developing countries’ intellectual property legislation as a response to […]
10 Tahun Pasca Orde Baru: Indonesia dalam Konteks Ekonomi Politik Global
Cukup banyak kalangan yang berkeluh-kesah bahwa reformasi selama 10 tahun ini tidak menghasilkan perubahan yang signifikan baik bagi proses demokrasi maupun kesejahteraan bangsa. Berangkat dari […]