Byline
Michael is a professional leader in the fields of energy investments, complex commercial deals, and sustainability with extensive international experience. His personal interests span from socio-political issues, history, and culture.
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A Resilient Indonesia Moves Beyond Suharto
By michael on 14/01/2008
From one of the most centralized and controlled countries in the region, it has transformed itself into one of the most decentralized, free, open and self-regulating. From a brutal and corrupt regime under the heel of the military, it has become the standard bearer of democracy in Southeast Asia. It stands out for its political liberalism at a time when coups and coup attempts have discredited the region’s two exemplars of democracy, Thailand and the Philippines.
Category: Guest Writers, Indonesia
The investment gap in energy transition in “carbon -critical countries”(CCCs)
This is a supporting material for a session on “Climate Change, Multinationals, and the Energy Transition: Insights into this Global Grand Challenge” at the Academy of Management’s Annual Meeting in Boston (August 2023): https://journals.aom.org/doi/abs/10.5465/AMPROC.2023.10658symposium