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Tag Archives: Asia
By: Kishore Mahbubani
Indonesia Has Played a Heroic Role in the Transformation of Asia
I have no doubts that Indonesia will be part of this great transformation of Asia. Indeed, Indonesia has already played a heroic role in the transformation of Asia. lt has successfully made one of the most difficult transitions any society has to make: the transition to full democracy. This is a remarkable story which has not been fully understood by the world.
Posted in Guest Writers, Indonesia Also tagged democracy, Indonesia
Celotehan tentang Indonesia dan Dunia
Bicara tentang Indonesia dan dunia niscaya tidak akan selesai dalam sepuluh halaman, seratus halaman, seribu halaman sekalipun. Sedemikian banyak aspek dan interaksi diantara keduanya dengan jutaan fakta dan ribuan opini. Tulisan atau lebih tepatnya, “celotehan” yang dituliskan ini hanya ingin bercerita sedikit tentang beberapa aspek pilihan yang mungkin kurang ditampilkan dalam diskusi publik. Tulisan ini bukan tulisan ilmiah dan bukan pula essai komprehensif.
By: Philip Bowring / International Herald Tribune
The Invisible Giant of Southeast Asia
While the outside world gets excited over the economic rise of China and India, it seldom stops to notice the equally remarkable transformation of Indonesian politics in the 10 years since the downfall of the 30-year authoritarian rule of President Suharto.
Posted in Guest Writers, Indonesia Also tagged democracy, Indonesia
Roaring Asia
The (Un)Sustainability of Growth
At a glance, significant economic indicators of Asian countries may seem to lead them to prosperous states. The medium and long term question is then whether the growth socially and environmentally sustainable? Welfare is more than just dollars or yuans; it is also about the human and the nature – two elements that are not reaping much benefit from the vast growth in Asia . Concerns on ever-widening economic and social gap lurk in as well as environmental degradation.
Posted in Business & Society Also tagged environmental degradation, growth, inequality, sustainability
A Research on CSR Regimes in East-Asia
Growing Towards Another Crisis?
The growth in Asia has been a phenomenon that can not be ignored. But with the growing body of research dedicated to the social implications of businesses as the main economic engine, it is crucial to assess Asian businesses in such perspective. Especially since the assertions made on Asian businesses are discomforting. The leading concept that entails the role of businesses to societal life is Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Is it still the case that the current growth in Asia not a sustainable one? Could Asia face another (social) crisis because of the behavior of Corporate Asia?
Posted in Business & Society Also tagged China, Corporate Social Responsibility, crisis, CSR, CSR regime, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, South Korea, Thailand
Let a New Asia and New Africa Be Born