Dr. Kari Telle is a Social Anthropologist who has worked extensively on issues related to socio-religious change in Indonesia. Telle will work on the new Politics of Faith programme where she will study religious mobilization and the politics of 'security' in post-Suharto Indonesia.

The chapter examines how security concerns are infiltrating new aspects of daily life in Indonesia, giving rise to new organisational forms and ways of ...

This third indepedent review of the Norway-Indonesia REDD+ partnership aims to assess the status of the partnership in connection with Phase 2 deliverables ...

The Indonesian General Elections 2004 were the largest and most complicated elections ever observed by the EU. With apparent logistical and technical ...

The Fight against Corruption in Indonesia Sofie Arjon Schütte Journal of Current Southeast Asian Af

Reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in a context of nationalist oligarchy:

This article develops the argument that blasphemy trials occupy a pivotal role in ‘religion-making’ in post-1998 Indonesia. Examining a blasphemy ...

Danida-Appraisal Mission for Support to Good Governance in Indonesia 2014-2017

Article appraising the growth and development of three countries in the Southeast Asian region: Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia

Security concerns are creeping into new aspects of everyday life in Indonesia, resulting in new organizational forms and ways of perceiving self and society. ...

This is a comparative study of responses to active human rights criticism by two donor countries, Norway and the Netherlands vis-á-vis Kenya and Indonesia, ...

The objective of this research is to determine factors affecting land degradation in the upland in Indonesia, and to suggest appropriate policies regarding ...

Under a sustainable, well-managed, logging regime, Papua - the most densely forested part of Indonesia - can potentially contribute substantial forest ...

The smell of death: Theft, disgust and ritual practice in Central Lombok, Indonesia. Kari Social An

The smell of death: Theft, disgust and ritual practice in Central Lombok, Indonesia. Kari Telle Soc

About half of tropical deforestation is commonly explained by the expansion of traditional agriculture (shifting cultivation). This article first questions ...

A study of human rights commissions in Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines

Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) has become a cornerstone of Indonesia’s forest sector policies. Given corruption ...

Swearing innocence: Performing justice and 'reconciliation' in post-new order Lombok. Kari Telle Re

The objective of this study is to assess whether there are any effects on household income changes and poverty reduction in Indonesia from living in a ...