Nia Deliana

The Bargaining Power of Spices

"Spices, once a source of power and diplomacy, lost value as colonialism and imperialism prevailed in the 19th century." Spices ruled Indonesia’s relations with the...

A Guide to Tamil Nadu Archive

Having been living in Jakarta, a hot breezy night, grey smokey air, and impatient crowd in the traffic seems could not be more familiar...

Diplomacy and Multi Centric Network Across The Indian Ocean

Join us for an enlightening evening as Dr. Nia Deliana takes the stage to explore 'Diplomacy and Multi-Centric Networks Across the Indian Ocean.' 🌏🌊...

Indonesia: Nahdhlatul Ulama’s Dual Identity on The Global Stage

In the run-up to the G20 summit, one of the most prominent criticisms of the NU has been the idea that it is playing...

Chasing a cure for beriberi

Before the Dutch scientist and physician Christiaan Eijkman discovered the cause of beriberi in 1896 (for which he was awarded a Nobel Prize in...

The Rise of Indonesia Diplomatic Power

Numerous experts have pointed out the changing nature of global order in the twenty-first century. As one of the middle powers, Indonesia has been...

A Preliminary Study on Aceh War and The Straits Response 1873-1900

Exploring the role of the Acehnese resistance against the Dutch, this paperargues that it contributed to the increasing hostility of other Muslimcommunities in the...

Colonial Civilisation Consolation and Iron Fist within the Dutch Ethical Policy in Aceh

ABSTRACT There has been persisting debate among scholars of colonial and postcolonial studies on whether colonial civilisation laid the foundational influences inherited by developed former...
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