Struggle for Central Asia explores the historical and geopolitical contest among major powers for influence over the Central Asian region. Ram Rahul analyzes the strategic importance of Central Asia, tracing political rivalries, territorial ambitions, ideological penetration, and diplomatic maneuvers that shaped the region during the 19th and 20th centuries. The book provides insight into the d…
“A History of the Modern Middle East” provides a comprehensive and accessible overview of the political, social, and economic developments of the Middle East from the early modern era to the early 21st century. William L. Cleveland examines the fall of the Ottoman Empire, the formation of modern nation-states, colonial legacies, Arab nationalism, the Arab–Israeli conflict, Islamic movemen…
This book presents an English translation and adaptation of the Indonesian work “Pesan Pembaharuan dari Bandung,” produced by the ANTARA News Agency. It revisits the historical significance of the 1955 Asian-African Conference and interprets the Bandung Message as a call for a new international order based on justice, equality, and cooperation among developing nations. Compiled and edited b…
This book explores the shifting political landscape of the Arab world during the mid-1970s, highlighting the emergence of new political forces and regional dynamics that shaped the Middle East. Robert Stephens analyzes the evolution of Arab nationalism, inter-Arab relations, and the impact of global power struggles on the region. Through detailed political observations, the author provides insi…
“This publication discusses the political, economic, and strategic challenges facing Southeast Asia and explores possible future developments for the region. Produced by the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Jakarta, the work outlines regional dynamics, international alignments, and prospects for Southeast Asia’s role in global affairs. It reflects early scholarly assess…
Government and Politics in South Asia provides a comprehensive examination of the political systems, institutions, and governing structures of countries in South Asia, including India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal. Written by leading scholars, the book analyzes historical developments, constitutional frameworks, political parties, military influence, regional tensions, and pattern…
This volume compiles congratulatory messages delivered on the occasion of the fortieth anniversary of the 1955 Asian-African Conference. Published by the Department of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia in cooperation with Gramedia Widiasarana Indonesia, the book highlights reflections, tributes, and diplomatic statements from leaders and representatives of various nations. The collec…
Richer by Asia presents Edmond Taylor’s insightful reflections on the political, cultural, and social transformations shaping Asia in the mid-twentieth century. Written for the Time Reading Program, the book analyzes major historical events, shifting power dynamics, and the rise of new Asian identities after World War II. Through vivid reportage and historical interpretation, Taylor illustrat…
The History of Post-War Southeast Asia offers a comprehensive analysis of the political, social, and economic developments that shaped Southeast Asia after World War II. John F. Cady examines the region's transition from colonial rule to independence, the rise of nationalist movements, Cold War influences, and the formation of modern state identities. The book provides detailed country-by-count…
The study analyses the reasons for Indonesia's membership in the regional organization, and che extent to which ASEAN has fulfilled Indonesia's expectations. It looks into the main areas of ASEAN cooperation that gain the most support from Indonesia as well as those that receive scant attention from Jakarta.