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    The political battle over health policy in Indonesia
    Rosser, A (Ear to Asia: an Asia Institute podcast, 2021-10-12)
    Ear to Asia podcast What’s at stake and who are the stakeholders in steering health policy in Indonesia? While the right to health for all Indonesians has been embraced by progressive, populist and technocratic political forces in recent years, oligarchic elites with ties to business and the military are now reemerging to thwart further improvements in healthcare for ordinary people. Political economist Prof Andrew Rosser and public policy specialist Dr Luky Djani join presenter Peter Clarke to examine the politics of healthcare in Indonesia. https://www.melbourneasiareview.edu.au/podcasts/the-political-battle-over-health-policy-in-indonesia/
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    Friday essay: single parenting with a disability - how my 9-year-old daughter became my carer in shining armour
    Hussein, S ( 2022-03-18)
    My daughter started to describe me as disabled long before I was ready to do so myself. For several years after my diagnosis with remitting-relapsing multiple sclerosis, the most I was prepared to concede was that I had “a potentially disabling disease”, and having endured years of misdiagnosis and uncertainty, I wasn’t entirely confident that even this much was true. Perhaps the neurologist who had dismissed the right-sided weakness that rendered me unable to walk without support as “a psychiatric issue” would turn out to have been right after all, notwithstanding the MRI that had revealed lesions scattered across my brain, or the lumbar puncture that had detected inflation in my cerebrospinal fluid. Anyway, even if I did have MS, I was undergoing treatment that would hopefully hold it in check. I was sometimes temporarily disabled, I might be permanently disabled at some undefined point in the future, I was self-injecting my prescribed medication on a daily basis in order to ward off disability. But I was not actually disabled – not yet.
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    The Australian Diaspora
    Rosser, A (ABC Radio National, 2021-11-23)
    Harnessing the talents, expertise and contacts of highly skilled Australian expats seems obvious and uncontroversial. So why doesn't Australia have a formal policy that guides how we engage and connect with the diaspora.
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    静かに進む日本人の海外流出――包括的な頭脳循環政策の検討を
    Oishi, N (Shueisha, Tokyo, 2022-03-04)
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    The fear of communism still haunts Indonesia
    Setiawan, K ( 2016)
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    Rights in the firing line
    Setiawan, K ( 2016)
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    Jokowi set to win: Melbourne experts respond
    Hadiz, V ; Lindsey, T ; Diprose, R ; MCRAE, D ; Setiawan, K ; Utomo, A ; Chauvel, R ( 2019)
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    How women are changing Indonesia
    Diprose, R ; Setiawan, K ; Savirani, A ( 2019)