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What next after Jakarta ends water privatisation?

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imageAs control over water returns to the state, the Indonesian government should carefully develop policies to manage and monitor water services.nikkytok/www.shutterstock.com

After having been run by private corporations for almost two decades, water services in Jakarta are starting a new era.

In February, Indonesia’s Constitutional Court ruled tha...

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China: (not) too soon to panic?

  • Written by The Conversation
imageEPA/Wu Hong

Three big lessons came out of the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990s. First, the Asian economies to our north could be a source of economic threat as well as opportunity. Second, economic crises can quickly turn into political ones, as Indonesia’s Suharto among others discovered to his cost. Third, if you’re going to...

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