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PKS Against the Rest:
The Justice and Prosperity Party and the 2007 Jakarta Elections

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2008

July
  Tensions in Papua: The Melanesian Dimension.
by Sam Bateman
RSIS Commentaries No. 75
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  Fighting Online Extremism:
Tackling Old Challenges in the Internet Age

by Shiran Ali
RSIS Commentaries No. 74
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  Indonesia: From Energy Security to Social Security
by Alvin Chew
RSIS Commentaries No. 73
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  ASEAN’S HUMAN RIGHTS BODY: LESSONS
FROM HELSINKI
by Tan See Seng
RSIS Commentaries No. 72
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  Why War is Unlikely in Asia
by Barry Desker
RSIS Commentaries No. 71
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  Indonesia’s Police Force:Decentralisation for
Better Welfare?
by Muradi
RSIS Commentaries No. 70
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  Combating Piracy And Armed Robbery In Asia:
Boosting ReCAAP's Role
by Joshua Ho
RSIS Commentaries No. 69
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  Making a Comeback?
Aircraft Carriers in the Asia-Pacific
by Richard A. Bitzinger
RSIS Commentaries No. 68
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  The Surprise Verdict:
The Proscription of Jemaah Islamiyah
by Nurfarahislinda M Ismail, V. Arianti &
Jennifer Yang Hui

RSIS Commentaries No. 67
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  China’s Growing Military Transparency:
the Domestic Factor
by Li Mingjiang
RSIS Commentaries No. 66
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  Responding to the tragedy of military
training-related death
by Bernard Fook Weng Loo
RSIS Commentaries No. 65
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  Fallout from Jakarta’s Monas Incident:
What is to be done with fringe groups?
by Fatima Astuti
RSIS Commentaries No. 64
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  Dealing with Bombs in Rural Exeter:
Global Threat, Local Response
by Ong Weichong
RSIS Commentaries No. 63
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May
 

Online “Curriculum” of Jihad:
Four Broad Themes
by Muhammad Haniff Hassan
RSIS Commentaries No. 62
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Ahmadiyahs in Indonesia:
Between Sensitivity and Diversity
by Mohamed Nawab Bin Mohamed Osman
RSIS Commentaries No. 61
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The Myanmar Nargis Aftermath:
A Disaster in Governance
by Nyi Nyi Kyaw
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Crisis in Myanmar and the Responsibility to Protect
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