Social Mobility Of Female Labour Within Dual Labour Market And Rural Community Ani Tetiani (Bogor) Using critical theory to critisize the theory of dual economy by JH Boeke may emerge dynamics of pre-capitalist sector. Social mobility phenomen from pre-capitalist sector to capitalist sector indicates the decreasing of dual economy. Conducting a research on a tea...Read More
Transnationalism and (Im)mobility: The Gendered Processes of Boundary Construction in the Riau Islands Lenore Lyons (University of Wollongong) and Michele Ford (Flinders University) This paper examines the material and socio-cultural practices that inform the construction of national identity among men and women who live on the Riau Islands located between Singapore and Indonesia. The Riau...Read More
Transnational Islam: The Role of Religion in Indonesian Migrants’ Citizenship Struggles Rachel Silvey (University of Colorado at Boulder) This paper examines the ways in which Indonesian migrants’ membership In Islamist religious organizations can facilitate partial citizenship in some destinations (Saudi Arabia), while contributing specific barriers to citizenship in other national contexts (U.S.). It focuses on the ways these inclusions/exclusions...Read More
Business, Belief and Ethnicity: Chinese entrepreneurs and the charismatic movement in Yogyakarta, Indonesia Juliette Koning (Free University Amsterdam) In this paper the relationship between religious and business networks among ethnic Chinese entrepreneurs in Indonesia will be examined. Research carried out in 2004 in Yogyakarta shows that the ethnic Chinese are prominent both as leaders and...Read More
Rebuilding Women’s Identity Within Rural Empowerment Projects Ivanovich Augusta (IPB) As an implication of Post-Washington Concensus, Indonesian projects have been driving to people empowerment agendas since 1990s. Without tied with gender mainstream directly, the projects must open participation of women in every stages of them. In the field, it is actually an effort to build...Read More
