Politics, Security, and Development in Papua, Indonesia
A Handbook
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Beschreibung
A Handbook offers a comprehensive, interdisciplinary exploration of Papua, Indonesia, cutting through its complex history, contemporary politics, security dynamics, and development challenges. Moving beyond fragmented narratives, the volume provides a holistic framework for understanding the evolving relationship between the Indonesian state and indigenous Papuan society. Each chapter delivers rigorous analysis and critical interventions grounded in extensive empirical research and deep engagement with existing scholarship. Essential reading for students and scholars across political science, international relations, development studies, and anthropology, this handbook is equally vital for practitioners working on conflict resolution, women’s empowerment, and grassroots community development in Papua.
A Handbook offers a comprehensive, interdisciplinary exploration of Papua, Indonesia, cutting through its complex history, contemporary politics, security dynamics, and development challenges. Moving beyond fragmented narratives, the volume provides a holistic framework for understanding the evolving relationship between the Indonesian state and indigenous Papuan society. Each chapter delivers rigorous analysis and critical interventions grounded in extensive empirical research and deep engagement with existing scholarship. Essential reading for students and scholars across political science, international relations, development studies, and anthropology, this handbook is equally vital for practitioners working on conflict resolution, women’s empowerment, and grassroots community development in Papua.
The first book to discuss the intricate dynamics of state-society relations in contemporary Papua, Indonesia Brings together a group of top scholars researching Papua, Indonesia, from multidisciplinary perspectives Presents and analyzes of the dynamics of Papua's conflict and resolution
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Rosita Dewi
Themen in »Politics, Security, and Development in Papua, Indonesia«
Papua Recognition Adat Special Autonomy Law Diplomacy Human Rights Human Security Conflict Resolution Marginalization Discrimination