Indonesia-Australia Relations in the Era of Democracy: The View from the Indonesian Side

Sulistiyanto, Priyambudi

doi:10.1080/10361140903517742

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“…Keterkaitan sejarah yang melatarbelakangi hubungan kedua negara juga diketahui berasal dari abad ke-16 dan 17 dimana orang-orang Makasar/Bugis berlayar hingga ke Australia demi mencari tripang (sea cucumber) dan menjalin kontak melalui pernikahan. Ikatan demikian terbentuk sebelum kedatangan Bangsa Eropa (Sulistiyanto, 2010). Sementara hubungan Australia-Indonesia dalam konteks politik dimulai sejak periode awal kemerdekaan Indonesia yang berkisar antara tahun 1945-1959.…”

Section: Hasil Dan Pembahasan Sejarah Dan Dinamika Hubungan Australia...unclassified

Hubungan Australia-Indonesia dan Tinjauan Persepsi dari Kedua Negara

Pangesti,

Ribawati

2024

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There are no two neighboring countries that are like Australia and Indonesia. The relationship between the two countries is known as “strange neighbors”, because of the many differences the Australian-Indonesian has. The closeness of the two countires is motivated by geographical and historical factors. Relations between Australia and Indonesia have also experienced ups and downs. However, despite the various challenges, the government continues to show a strong commitment to strengthening relations in various ways, such as the soft power approach. The soft power strategy in this context is public diplomacy through people-to-people relations. Change in relationship orientation is based on gaps of understanding that are present amid the two countries closeness. The research methods of this article use descriptive qualitatively with data collecions based on literature studies. Polls or surveys are a reference in reviewing the perceptions of Australians and Indonesians. Research shows that it is still necessary for the seriousness of both countries to enhance better and more diverse forms of relations.

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Section: Hasil Dan Pembahasan Sejarah Dan Dinamika Hubungan Australia...unclassified

Hubungan Australia-Indonesia dan Tinjauan Persepsi dari Kedua Negara

Pangesti,

Ribawati

2024

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“…International actors have departed from the alliance paradigm instead of embracing partnerships. Australia sees Indonesia as a very important partner; therefore, it is important to build mutual awareness continuously [20]. However, in the Australian White Paper, the United States is part of Australia's future.…”

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Free and Open Indo-Pacific in Defense Cooperation between Indonesia and Australia

Pramono¹,

Halkis²

2020

Technium

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Indonesia and Australia are two neighboring countries with different cultural characteristics and patterns of international relations. This research aims to formulate a pattern of strategic partnerships between Indonesia and Australia in the field of defense cooperation. Through the symbolic interactional approach, the researcher saw actors' behavior between countries by collecting data from various sources; online newspapers, scientific articles, interviews, and discussions illustrated the pattern of defense cooperation between Indonesia and Australia at three levels. At the multilateral level, the relationship between Australia and Indonesia looks rather difficult to reciprocate. At the regional level, especially in the Southeast Asia region, Indonesia and Australia cooperation in non-binding control, and on the bilateral level Indonesia and Australia as equal partners are equally committed to mutual control. Free and Open Indo-Pacific strengthens Indonesia-Australia cooperation in the trade sector. An agreement has been built and ratified into the Indonesia-Australia Law comprehensive economic partnership agreement (IA-CEPA). Thus the internal politics of the alliance is very dynamic. On the one hand, the United States strengthens its dominance by utilizing regional countries challenging Chinese policies as bilateral partnerships. On the other hand, multilateral allies help each other. Development between border countries in various ways for defense development.

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“…Despite the shift in Australia–Indonesia relations in recent years, as Indonesia has transformed itself into a democracy and an economic powerhouse (McCarthy & Tyler, 2016, p. 12; Sulistiyanto, 2010, p. 122), fearfulness towards Indonesia appears pervasive in the Australian community. In her maiden speech as a Queensland senator last year, One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson announced that Muslims ‘who bear a culture and ideology that is incompatible with our own’ were swamping the country (Bourke, 2015).…”

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Proyek Sepaham: An Experiment in Cross-cultural and Collaborative Journalism Education

Dodd

Pasandaran

Green

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Asia Pacific Media Educator

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Proyek Sepaham, or Project Understanding, brought together staff and students at the journalism schools at Swinburne University in Melbourne, Australia, and Universitas Multimedia Nusantara in Tangerang, Indonesia, for an exercise in cross-cultural journalism education in which each university separately wrote feature stories and produced multimedia reports in response to questions provided by the other university’s students. The questions reflected topics about which the students felt they lacked understanding about the other country. Once the questions were exchanged, the students produced journalism for readers at the other country’s university, seeking to generate greater understanding of the topics concerned. The results were then published on two inter-connected websites under the banner Proyek Sepaham. This paper explores the nature of the collaboration and discusses the key lessons learnt about the design and scope of the project and its practical day-to-day operation. It also considers how the model might be improved for future collaborative exercises.

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Indonesia-Australia Relations in the Era of Democracy: The View from the Indonesian Side

Cited by 13 publications

References 14 publications

Hubungan Australia-Indonesia dan Tinjauan Persepsi dari Kedua Negara

Hubungan Australia-Indonesia dan Tinjauan Persepsi dari Kedua Negara

Free and Open Indo-Pacific in Defense Cooperation between Indonesia and Australia

Proyek Sepaham: An Experiment in Cross-cultural and Collaborative Journalism Education

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