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Track: All Tracks 01. Dealing With Diversity in (Digital) Urban Contexts: From Concepts to Engagement 02. Mediating Piety: Hadhrami Religious Authority in a Changing Indonesia 03. Disintegration from within? Marginal Groups and the failure of Indonesia as a Common Project 04. Role of Digital Ethnography in Indonesian Online Society 05. Dependence and Displacement 06. The Use and Abuse of Drinking Culture 07. Moral Politics of Nationhood: Examining The Politics of Diversity and The Management of Unity 08. The Dynamic of the Interaction between the Modern Medical System and the Traditional Medical System 09. Anthropology and The Recentralization of Natural Resource Policies 10. Structuring Diversity: Values, Political-Economic Order and Inter-Societal Relations in an Indonesian Archipelago 11. The State of Anthropology of Indonesian Education: Critical Reflections on Theories and Methods 12. Methodological Dilemma on Studying Diversity 13. Collective Violence, Peace Building and Reconciliation: Anthropological Perspectives 14. Rethinking the Politics of Difference in Indonesia: Ethnicity, Religion, Class Relations 15. Host, Guest and Stranger: Exoticization and Exploitation at Tourism Indonesian Practice 16. Digital Ethnography - Do we need offline approach? 17. Oral Tradition in the Discourse of Ethnic, Race, and Religion Diversity 18. On The Making of Commodities Under Category: Resource Exploitation 19. Beyond Disciplinary Diversity and Debates in Parallel Universes: Anthropology and Political Science in Conversation 20. Governmental Practices in Indonesia: Non-Calculative Modality, State Power, and the (Im)Possibility of Politics 21. Youth, Social Life and the Use and Abuse of Chemicals

 

03. Disintegration from within? Marginal Groups and the failure of Indonesia as a Common Project

No More National Belonging? LGBTI People within the Indonesian National Project
Dédé Oetomo