Advancing alternative and equitable ways of thinking about education is urgently needed, and the Indonesian language may have ...

For diaspora communities and young Australians alike, Bahasa Indonesia is not just a mother tongue or school subject. It is an identity and a bridge between two neighbouring nations. Students from ...

Indonesia ranks among the world’s most linguistically diverse nations, hosting over 700 living languages from the Austronesian family alongside several Papuan tongues. Central to national cohesion is ...

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Indonesia is home to more than 700 indigenous languages alongside the national tongue of Bahasa Indonesia, reflecting a complex multilingual ecology shaped by geography, history and state ideology.

Unity or Inequality? The Language Dilemma in Indonesia Language policy looks at how governments and institutions decide which languages are used in places like schools, workplaces, and government, and ...

Universities are vital institutional actors in Australia’s relations with Indonesia. Australian universities welcome thousands of Indonesian students across a broad range of programs. In doing so, ...