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The Indonesian Press and US-Indonesian Relations
2016This chapter shows that US-Indonesian relations have always been dependent on both the international situation and the respective domestic situations. While US domestic political discourse has involved debates between isolationists and interventionists, in Indonesia, foreign policy has always been closely connected to the Indonesian self-image. For the
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Emotion Classification on Indonesian Twitter Dataset
International Conference on Asian Language Processing, 2018The rapid growth of Twitter usage attracts many researchers to utilize Twitter data for several purposes, including emotion analysis. However, there is a resource limitation in standard dataset for emotion analysis task for under-resourced language ...
M. Saputri, Rahmad Mahendra, M. Adriani
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Biogeography of the Indonesian coelacanths
Nature, 2000Living coelacanths (Latimeria chalumnae) are normally found only in the western Indian Ocean, where they inhabit submarine caves in the Comores Islands1. Two specimens have since been caught off the island of Manado Tua, north Sulawesi, Indonesia, some 10,000 kilometres away2.
Karen Hissmann +5 more
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International Conference on Asian Language Processing, 2018
We provide a lexicon for text normalization of Indonesian colloquial words. We gathered 3,592 unique colloquial words-also known as “bahasa alay” -and manually annotated them with the normalized form.
Nikmatun Aliyah Salsabila +3 more
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We provide a lexicon for text normalization of Indonesian colloquial words. We gathered 3,592 unique colloquial words-also known as “bahasa alay” -and manually annotated them with the normalized form.
Nikmatun Aliyah Salsabila +3 more
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Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies, 1991
Of all the western economists with a research interest in Indonesia, Bruce Glassburner has had arguably the longest and most sustained commitment. As he remarks in this invied contribution, his first visit in 1957 marked the beginnings of over three decades of research, teaching and consulting work in the country, spanning the difficult years before ...
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Of all the western economists with a research interest in Indonesia, Bruce Glassburner has had arguably the longest and most sustained commitment. As he remarks in this invied contribution, his first visit in 1957 marked the beginnings of over three decades of research, teaching and consulting work in the country, spanning the difficult years before ...
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2017
The history of postcolonial Indonesia can therefore be divided into three periods, dominated by different regimes with its own characteristics, during which Islamisation process has continued to evolve. The Sukarno presidency (1945-1965) marks the first period, during which Mayumi established itself as the main Islamic political party.
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The history of postcolonial Indonesia can therefore be divided into three periods, dominated by different regimes with its own characteristics, during which Islamisation process has continued to evolve. The Sukarno presidency (1945-1965) marks the first period, during which Mayumi established itself as the main Islamic political party.
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Pacific Affairs, 1947
IN THE FIELD of industrial relations there is a well-known paradox to the effect that backwardness may open the way to leadership. That is to say, a completely archaic system may lend itself to radical change more easily, and with less capital loss, than one that may have been up-to-date only yesterday.
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IN THE FIELD of industrial relations there is a well-known paradox to the effect that backwardness may open the way to leadership. That is to say, a completely archaic system may lend itself to radical change more easily, and with less capital loss, than one that may have been up-to-date only yesterday.
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The Impact of Indonesian Forest Fires on Singaporean Pollution and Health.
The American Economic Review, 2017Between 1990 and 2015, Indonesia lost nearly 25 percent of its forests, largely due to intentional burning to clear land for cultivation of palm oil and timber plantations.1 The neighboring "victim countries" experienced severe deteriorations in air ...
Tamara L. Sheldon, Chandini Sankaran
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2019
Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world after China, India and the USA. It is estimated that more than 260 million people live in this country in 2018. Indonesians who live abroad are also quite numerous. As part of daily life, they might experience various problems or life events that affect their mental health.
Marthoenis, Dahlia
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Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world after China, India and the USA. It is estimated that more than 260 million people live in this country in 2018. Indonesians who live abroad are also quite numerous. As part of daily life, they might experience various problems or life events that affect their mental health.
Marthoenis, Dahlia
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BMJ, 1994
The British prefer definite answers. Let your yea-yea be your yea-yea. No greys, please. Is the IRA ceasefire permanent: yes or no? In Indonesia there is a word in common use that nicely circumvents the need for black and white. …
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The British prefer definite answers. Let your yea-yea be your yea-yea. No greys, please. Is the IRA ceasefire permanent: yes or no? In Indonesia there is a word in common use that nicely circumvents the need for black and white. …
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