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Changes in Chinese-Indonesian Identity: Indonesianization or Re- Sinicization?
During the Suharto era, which began after the anti-Chinese riots in 1965 as a result of the deterioration of the relation between Indonesia and China, forced policies of assimilation was adopted for curtailing the Chinese culture and to control Chinese-Indonesians.
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Transparency or Map‐Washing? Digital Geospatial Visualisation Tools in the Palm Oil Industry
ABSTRACT We introduce the notion of map‐washing and ask whether digital geospatial visualisation (DGV) tools distort information or provide greater supply chain transparency. Map‐washing explains a process of disclosing spatial information that has little or no value to the intended users, but rather creates, conforms to or distorts a particular ...
Rory Padfield+5 more
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Language shift in Aceh: The sociolinguistic situation of post-conflict society
Aceh is a special autonomous province of Indonesia located on the northwest tip of Sumatra Island. Aceh had been in conflict with the Indonesian government for more than 3 decades before officially declaring peace in 2005.
Teuku Muhammad Ridha Al-Auwal+2 more
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The Co-operative Movement in Indonesia.
Guy J. Pauker, Mohammad Hatta
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The Comprehension of Indonesian Idiom in Indonesian speakers [PDF]
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Competing Institutional Logics in Corporate ESG: Evidence From Developing Countries
ABSTRACT Drawing on competing institutional logics theory, we examine the institutional complexity of corporate sustainability practices in an underexplored context of developing economies. Analyzing 11,757 firm‐year observations from 19 emerging countries across Africa, Asia, Europe, and South America between 2013 and 2022, we document a U‐shaped ...
Wahyu Jatmiko+2 more
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Corporate Climate Risk and Membership of Emission Trading Schemes
ABSTRACT Using a sample of 5364 firms from 65 countries, we demonstrate that membership in the scheme increases firm climate risk. Further analysis reveals that the positive impact of membership on climate risk is pronounced among firms in carbon‐intensive industries. Our findings demonstrate that continental differences and legal origin could moderate
Gbenga Adamolekun+4 more
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Impact of bank regulation on risk of Islamic and conventional banks
Abstract We analyse the impact of bank regulation on the risks of Islamic banks (IBs) and conventional banks (CBs) between 2004 and 2015 by employing 455 CBs and 95 IBs from 22 countries where IBs and CBs coexist. Since the objective of Basel regulations is to achieve a stable banking sector by mitigating risks, we examine the impact of bank ...
Hafiz Hoque, Heng Liu
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Developing an Indonesian Reading Proficiency Test for BIPA Learners
The use of Indonesian proficiency tests for non-native speakers of Bahasa Indonesia is still equated with tests for native speakers. This has become a point of debate for many teachers and experts of Indonesian for Foreigners (Bahasa Indonesia untuk ...
ANDIKA EKO PRASETIYO
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ABSTRACT The ongoing challenges of climate change, ecosystem degradation and demand for natural resources make sustainability a global priority. Models, guidelines and frameworks are particularly valuable in the field of management as they help to solve problems. This study aims to explore them from an interdisciplinary perspective, including a concern
Arnaldo Pinheiro Costa Gaio+5 more
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