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The Indonesianists
ANU Indonesia Project
6 episodes
1 week ago
A podcast by the ANU Indonesia Project that extends beyond academic discourse, providing a platform for meaningful conversations with individuals who have dedicated their lives to the study and/or understanding of Indonesia.
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A podcast by the ANU Indonesia Project that extends beyond academic discourse, providing a platform for meaningful conversations with individuals who have dedicated their lives to the study and/or understanding of Indonesia.
Show more...
Documentary
Society & Culture
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The Indonesianists. Elizabeth Drysdale
The Indonesianists
35 minutes 36 seconds
3 years ago
The Indonesianists. Elizabeth Drysdale

Elizabeth Drysdale was the Assistant (and later Associate) Editor of the Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies (BIES) for twenty-five years until 2012, when she retired from ANU. During her tenure, Liz produced 72 issues of the journal, containing over 300 articles, countless book reviews and PhD abstracts. She was a key figure in making BIES what it is today - the leading journal on Indonesia's economy and society. In this episode, Liz discussed challenges in delivering the "four-monthly miracle" that is BIES, her passion for the written words and her deep connections with Indonesia.

The Indonesianists
A podcast by the ANU Indonesia Project that extends beyond academic discourse, providing a platform for meaningful conversations with individuals who have dedicated their lives to the study and/or understanding of Indonesia.