"Jokowi's Decade: How He Impacted Indonesia and the World"
JA Joint Australian National University-Ritsumeikan University Research Conference
Contents
1. Venue (Ritsumeikan University Kinugasa Campus)
2. Conference Outline and Program
3. Lunch Information
4. Emergency Contacts
(1) Emergency Contacts
(2) Logistics Coordinators
5. Conference Hosts
1. Venue (Ritsumeikan University Kinugasa Campus)
2. Conference Outline and Program
Jokowi's Decade: How He Impacted Indonesia and the World
A Joint Australian National University-Ritsumeikan University Research Conference
Date: 23 November 2024 10:30-17:00
Venue: Conference Room, Hirai Kaichiro Memorial Library
Ritsumeikan University Kinugasa Campus
This year, Indonesian President Joko Widodo, popularly called Jokowi, finished his one decade in power. During his rule, he achieved levels of popularity and political influence that were unprecedented in post-authoritarian Indonesia. Admirers highlighted his focus on infrastructure building, while critics lamented his autocratic tendencies. In this conference, we discuss Jokowi's impact on Indonesia and the world. Drawing from the Australian National University's Indonesia Update conference earlier this year, the event brings some of Australia's leading Indonesia experts to Kyoto to discuss Jokowi's legacy with their counterparts from Ritsumeikan University and other experts from Japan.
| 10:00 | Coffee and Opening Opening Remarks: Kenki Adachi (Director of IIRAS, Ritsumeikan University) Julien Barbara (Director of Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs, Australian National University) |
| 10:30~11:30 | Political Update: Presentation: Sana Jaffrey (Australian National University) Discussant: Masaaki Okamoto (Kyoto University) |
| 11:30~12:30 | Jokowi's Presidency: Presentations: Marcus Mietzner (Australian National University) : Jun Honna (Ritsumeikan University) Discussant: Liam Gammon (Australian National University) |
| 12:30~13:45 | Lunch Break |
| 13:45-15:00 | Civil Society and Islamism: Presentations: Ed Aspinall (Australian National University) : Nava Nuraniyah (Australian National University) Discussant: Yuji Mizuno (Institute of Developing Economics) |
| 15:00-15:30 | Coffee Break |
| 15.30-16.45 | Foreign Policy and Political Economy: Presentations: Rizal Sukma (Centre for Strategic and International Studies) : Trissia Wijaya (Ritsumeikan University) Discussant: Miwa Hirono (Ritsumeikan University) |
| 16.45 | Closing |
3. Lunch Information
Canteens and Cafeteria on campus are closed on November 23
rd as it is a national holiday.
You may have lunch at the following locations:
①Convenience Store (Family Mart)
Offers a wide selection of ready-to-eat meals like bento boxes (boxed meals), onigiri (riceballs), and sandwiches.
②Nakau（なか卯）
Fast-food restaurant serving a variety of rice bowls (donburi) and udon noodles.
③Kura-Sushi（くら寿司）
Conveyor belt sushi restaurant (kaiten-zushi).
④Yamaneko-ken（山猫軒）
Café and restaurant
4. Emergency Contacts
(1) Emergency Contacts
Name: Professor Jun HONNA
Graduate School of International Relations
Email: jht20016@ir.ritsumei.ac.jp
Name: Professor Kenki ADACHI
Graduate School of International Relations
Email: kenadach@ir.ritsumei.ac.jp
(2) Logistics Coordinators
Name: Daichi Morishige (Mr.)
Research Assistant
E-mail: daichi.mg@gmail.com
Name : Megumi Yokomoto (Ms.)
Research Office
Email: yokom9-a@st.ritsumei.ac.jp
5. Conference Hosts
This conference is co-hosted by the Institute of International and Area Studies (IIRAS) at the Ritsumeikan University and the Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs (Bell School) at the Australian National University.
The Ritsumeikan University Institute of International Relations and Area Studies (IIRAS) was established in 1989 to promote interdisciplinary academic research projects in International Relations and Area Studies. Since its inception, IIRAS has been a leader in IR and Area Studies research in Japan. Its current research projects cover various topics, including human security, conflict and violence, democracy, economic development, and socio-cultural change, with a focus on different regions and countries. For more information about IIRAS, visit: https://en.ritsumei.ac.jp/research/iiras/
The Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs (Bell School) at the Australian National University is recognised as the pre-eminent centre in the region and one of the best in the world for research excellence and policy analysis of Asia-Pacific and international politics, society,strategy, security and diplomacy. The School engages deeply with Asia and the Pacific on four levels: international, regional, national and subnational. Its engagement with Asia and the Pacific at the regional level specifically involves four primary sub-regions: the Pacific, Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, and South Asia.