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Tag Archives: Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies
Aceh Peace Monitoring Update September – December 2009
Due to an unfortunate two-month contract gap for the research staff at the Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies (CPCRS), this latest Aceh Peace Monitoring Update (APMU) is four months late. We are still in a process of catching … Continue reading
Posted in Aceh, Conflict, Indonesia, Publications
Tagged Aceh, Aceh Peace Monitoring Update, APMU, Banda Aceh, Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies, conspiracy theories, CPCRS, DPRA, foreigners, Indonesia, Jakarta, Laporan Pemantauan Perdamaian Aceh, Pusat Studi Perdamaian dan Resolusi Konflik, Qanun Jinayat, Qanun Wali Nanggroe, security, shooting, Syiah Kuala University, Universitas Syiah Kuala, UNSYIAH, warga negara asing, WNA
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Impressions From Our First Week Living in Aceh’s College Town
During our first week living in Darussalam (mid-March 2010), I tried to take a bunch of pictures to capture my first impressions. I’ve collected them as a set titled “Jantong Hatee Rakyat Aceh” on my Flickr page. I have been … Continue reading
Posted in Aceh, Indonesia, Reflexive, Status Updates
Tagged Aceh, campus, Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies, college towns, CPCRS, Darussalam, IAIN Ar-Raniry, Indonesian college towns, Islamic law, Jantong Hatee Rakyat Aceh, Rise Up Coffeehouse, Syiah Kuala University, Universitas Syiah Kuala, UNSYIAH
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Carter Center’s Observation Mission Report on Indonesia’s 2009 Legislative Elections
Just this week I heard from some work colleagues that last August (!!!) The Carter Center published its final report of their limited observation mission to Indonesia for the legislative elections that were held in April 2009. I am not one … Continue reading
Posted in Conflict, Indonesia, Publications
Tagged Aceh, Carter, Carter Center, Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies, CPCRS, election monitor, election monitoring, election observer, election observing, elections, Indonesia, Jimmy Carter, observer, pemantau pemilu, pemilihan umum, pemilu, pemilu legislatif, pemilu legislatif 2009, Publications, reports, Syiah Kuala University, Universitas Syiah Kuala, UNSYIAH, World Bank
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Book Club: Conflict, Violence, and Displacement in Indonesia
Any book might have been a compelling jolt out of the academic ambivalence that precedes (and prevents) my dissertation, but it happened to be Conflict, Violence, and Displacement in Indonesia, published last year by the Cornell Southeast Asia Program, and … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Book Club, Conflict, Indonesia, Reflexive
Tagged Aceh, Aceh Peace Monitoring Update, Agamben, agency, Althusser, anthropology, Book Club, book review, Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies, conflict, development, discourse, discursive analysis, displacement, Ed Aspinall, ethnography, Eva-Lotta Hedman, Foucault, humanitarian, humanitarianism, humanitarians, IDP, IDPs, Indonesia, internally displaced, Mariella Pandolfi, mobile sovereign, mobile sovereignty, Paul Brass, peace, pengungsi, Reflexive, refugees, state of exception, structure, violence, Walter Benjamin, World Bank
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Aceh Peace Monitoring Update July – August 2009
At least three months late, today we at the Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies (CPCRS) finalized our July-August 2009 edition of the Aceh Peace Monitoring Update (Laporan Pemantauan Perdamaian Aceh). It was our first experience writing one of … Continue reading
Posted in Aceh, Conflict, Indonesia, Publications
Tagged Aceh, Aceh Peace Monitoring Update, APMU, Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies, CPCRS, DPRA, governance reform, Helsinki MOU anniversary, Indonesia, Laporan Pemantauan Perdamaian Aceh, Partai Aceh, peace process, pemilihan presiden, presidential election, Pusat Studi Perdamaian dan Resolusi Konflik, Qanun Jinayat, SBY, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Syiah Kuala University, Universitas Syiah Kuala, UNSYIAH
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