IIS Fortnightly Review #42 | Edisi 1 – 15 Maret 2023

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IIS FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW #39 | Edisi 1 – 15 Desember 2022

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Fortnightly Review is now out for you to read! Articles featured in this episode are:

– Solidarity for Palestine: Soccer and Politics Under FIFA Hypocrisy (R. Bomantara, IIS Dissemination Division)
– A New Stage of Democratic Regression: Indonesia’s Controversial Criminal Code (F. Tarissa, IIS Publication Division)
– Questioning Indonesia’s Fight Against Terrorism: Is Deradicalization Program Really the Way? (A. Indriyosanti, IIS Publication Division)

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IIS FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW #38 | Edisi 16 – 30 November 2022

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Fortnightly Review is now out for you to read! Articles featured in this episode are:

– PMs Come and Go: Where is The UK Heading Now? (M. Phoebe, IR UGM 2020)
– The Rising Confidence of Philippines-US Security Commitment under Marcos Jr. (Z. Umniati, IR UGM 2019)
– The Threat of Russia-Ukraine War over the Banning Effort of Killer Robots (T. N. D. Margono, IR UGM 2020)

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IIS FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW #37 | Edisi 1 – 15 November 2022

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Fortnightly Review is now out for you to read! Articles featured in this episode are:

– COP27 and the Attempts to Tackle Climate Crisis: The Controversies (L. G. Kineta, IIS Dissemination Division)
– Scrutinizing Indonesia’s Updated Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) 2022 (H. K. Firdausya, IR UGM 2020)
– Rising Military Tension Between South and North Korea: An Unending Security Dilemma? (R. B. K. Sianturi, IR UGM 2019).

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IIS FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW #36 | Edisi 15 – 31 Oktober 2022

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Fortnightly Review is now out for you to read! Articles featured in this episode are:

– Climate Activism: Look at the Message, Not Its Controversy! (E. Anjani, IR UGM 2021)
– Western Media and the Iranian Protest (G. S. A. Gunawan, IR UGM 2020)
– Kanjuruhan Tragedy and the Problem of Policing in Indonesia (F. T. Anindita, IIS Publication Division)

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IIS FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW #35 | Edisi 1 – 15 Oktober 2022

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Fortnightly Review #34 is now out for you to read! Articles featured in this episode are:

– Justice for Mahsa Amini: Iranians Growing Protest and What it Means for Women’s Civil and Political Liberties (F. T. Anindita, IIS UGM)
– The Geopolitical Insecurity of Germany: Russia’s Gas Supply Cut During Winter (Y. Elisabeth, IR UGM 2018)
– The Unexpected Failure of Growth: Chinese Communist Party’s Congress and Concerns on Investmen-led Growth (Z. Umniati, IR UGM 2019)
– Armenia Abandoned: Acceptance of Aggression in Post-Ukraine Conflict (M. Atthallah, IR UGM 2019)

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IIS Fortnightly Review #33 | Edisi 15 – 30 September 2022

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Fortnightly Review has now reached its 33rd edition and it’s now out for you to read! Articles featured in this episode are:

– President Joko Widodo’s Planned Abscence at the General Debate of the 77th Session of the UN General Assembly (Trystanto, IR UGM 2020)
– When Identity Clash Being Transnationalized: Hindutva and Communal Conflict in the United Kingdom (S. A. Murtadho, IR UGM 2019)
– Constructive, Yet Not Fruitful: A Review on 22nd Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit (A. F. Basundoro, Dept. of IR UGM)
– The New Face of The United Kingdom In Indo-Pacific: Liz Truss vs. China Hegemony (G. A. Warella, IR UGM 2021)

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IIS Fortnightly Review #32 | Edisi 1 – 15 September 2022

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Fortnightly Review has now reached its 32nd edition and it’s now out for you to read! Articles featured in this episode are:

– An Indonesia Attempt to Create Peace and Stability: The 31st Workshop on Managing Potential Conflicts in The South China Sea (D. Lanek, IR UGM)
– Chile’s Constitution Reform: Rocky Roads for Chile’s Progressive Wing (O. B. Saputra, IR UGM)
– Does Cuba Begin Its Economic Liberalization? (R. Arpandy, IR UNRI)
– Marcos’ Independent Foreign Policy: How The Philippines Realigns Partnerships to Confront Regional Security Challenges (A. Ramadhani, IR UGM)

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