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Overview: Canberra and Jakarta face similar threats in a changing Asia. Could this lead to closer ties?
“Indonesia’s commitment to Cold War–era non-alignment has only been possible because no force was capable of pressuring Jakarta to move beyond it. China may be that force.” SAM ROGGEVEEN
Canberra and Jakarta face similar threats in a changing Asia. Could this lead to closer ties? The twenty-first issue of Australian Foreign Affairs examines Australia’s relationship with Indonesia and the prospects of the two neighbours working together to boost their collective security as tensions in Asia increase.
The Jakarta Option explores how Canberra should adapt to a changing Indonesia as the world’s fourth-most populous nation enters a new era under its next president, the former general Prabowo Subianto, and outlines some of the social and economic challenges he will inherit.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Educational > Politics
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