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Indonesia - A More Assertive Neighbour?

Marshall Clark

05-Feb-15 08:35

Indonesia - A More Assertive Neighbour?

On Monday, over 130 of Indonesia's top diplomatic staff gathered to hear the newly minted President address them on his foreign policy. The media dubbed it a "pro-people" policy. Today, the President, Joko Widodo, affectionately known as Jokowi arrives in Kuala Lumpur for an official visit. We speak to one of the co-authors of "Indonesia-Malaysia Relations: Cultural Heritage, Politics and Labour Migration" a book that looks at bilateral relations with one of our most important neighbours, including how the democratic dividend is shaping policy.

 


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