Panel discussions throughout the meeting will explore: sustainable seaweed industry […]
Panel discussions throughout the meeting will explore: sustainable seaweed industry […]
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Editorial | Indonesia’s Ministry of Transportation Must Answer for the KLM Nurul Salsa Tragedy
The departure of every passenger vessel—particularly wooden vessels serving remote […]
Miracle at Sea, How Five Survivors Defied Death After the Sinking of KLM Nurul Salsa
The investigation further indicated that the vessel was heavily overloaded, […]
The Will to Improve: Rethinking Development Through Tania Murray Li’s Critical Perspective
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Informal Institutions and Democracy: Lessons from Latin America for Contemporary Development
Informal institutions consist of unwritten yet widely recognized rules governing […]
Beyond the Rulebook: What Informality Theory Teaches Us About Development
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PELAKITA.ID - MAJENE – The West Sulawesi Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD Sulbar) and the Disaster Study […]
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Seaweed continues to play a strategic role in South Sulawesi’s marine and fisheries economy. […]
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Panel discussions throughout the meeting will explore: sustainable seaweed industry development, clean energy […]
Informality Theory in Development Studies: Beyond Social Capital toward Understanding Power, Institutions, and Governance
In mining areas, collaborative governance cannot be understood without recognizing […]
KM Nurul Salsa Tragedy Raises Fresh Questions About Maritime Safety in Indonesia’s Island Communities
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – SELAYAR ISLANDS, SOUTH SULAWESI — The sinking of […]
Beyond Participation: Collaborative Governance as a Pathway to Sustainable Community Empowerment
Revisiting Ansell and Gash (2008) MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Many community empowerment […]
The State and Illegality in Indonesia: Understanding Governance Beyond Formal Institutions
The book further reminds researchers that power is relational rather […]
BPBD Sulbar, Unhas Partner to Strengthen Disaster-Resilient Villages
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Measured Fishing Policy Through the Eyes of Indonesia’s Minister of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, Sakti Wahyu Trenggono
A quota-based system requires robust scientific data, transparent quota allocation, […]
Anshar A. Rahman | Leaders Between Logic and Feeling
Without intuition, a nation risks losing its sense of direction. […]
Marine Science at Unhas: Seeing the Sea Differently
Why understanding the ocean requires science, specialisation, and the ability […]
DFW Indonesia and Fisheries Improvement Project (FIP) Strengthen Fisheries Worker Protection Through National Fisher Center (NFC) Outreach
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Global demand for seafood is at an all-time […]
Breaking the Black Box: How Indonesian Students are Revolutionizing Village Transparency
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Imagine the familiar bureaucratic friction of rural governance: […]
From Mangrove Loss to Coastal Resilience: Bomaki Is Changing Course
DFW Indonesia has provided technical facilitation and project coordination, while […]
Indonesia’s Gayo Coffee Ranked Among the World’s Best by TasteAtlas
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Indonesia has once again earned international recognition for […]
From a Vision to a Maritime Legacy: The Story of Marine Science at Hasanuddin University
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – There was a time when marine science was […]
Indonesia Strengthens Tuna Fisheries Diplomacy Through RFMO Capacity-Building Workshop
Under the provisions of the United Nations Convention on the […]