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Rethinking social media engagement strategy in Indonesian missions abroad
This paper examines social media engagement strategies at Indonesian missions abroad as part of digital diplomacy. Since Indonesia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) opened Twitter and Facebook accounts in 2010, Indonesian missions abroad have followed suit, establishing more than 522 accounts across four major platforms: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Drawing on a survey, gap a…
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Government Communication During 2020 Covid-19 in Indonesia: Learning From Min…
During the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, the Indonesian Foreign Minister’s media briefings demonstrated effective government communication. This paper evaluates the effectiveness of these briefings through the perspective of high-reliability organizations to identify lessons for future crisis management. The findings highlight the importance of human resource quality, leadership, and media monitori…
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Indonesia’s city diplomacy: Enhanching regional government’s role in dipl…
This policy paper examines city diplomacy and the role of regional governments in international relations. As globalisation has increased the international presence of subnational actors, such as regions, provinces and cities, these actors have pursued their interests through paradiplomacy alongside central government diplomacy. The paper argues that their increasing involvement can supplement …
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Optimizing People to People Diplomacy to Accelerate the Implementation of IA-…
People-to-people (P2P) diplomacy plays an important role in strengthening mutual understanding and supporting bilateral cooperation between Indonesia and Australia. Despite existing initiatives in cultural exchange, language promotion, youth programs, and academic cooperation, public misperceptions and distrust remain challenges to the effective implementation of the Indonesia-Australia Compreh…
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Capitalizing data sources in diplomacy: The case of marine and fisheries bila…
This paper evaluates the effectiveness of leveraging data sources in diplomacy and assesses how doing so can maximize Indonesia’s bilateral cooperation in marine and fisheries with partner countries. As international relations and bilateral, regional, and multilateral cooperation grow more complex, diplomacy must engage multiple stakeholders across interconnected policy networks. Diplomatic p…
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Coordination and Integration to Boost Tourism Diplomacy and Promotion
Indonesia’s diplomatic missions abroad play an important role in promoting national tourism. However, they face challenges in accessing updated promotional materials, understanding national tourism strategies and branding, and coordinating with the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy and provincial governments. This paper aims to identify concrete measures for the Ministry of Foreign Aff…
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Enhancing Indonesia’s nation branding through public diplomacy
This paper explores how public diplomacy can enhance Indonesia’s nation branding to advance national interests and achieve foreign-policy goals. In an increasingly globalized world, competition between countries has made nation branding more prominent as states seek to cultivate a positive image and become more attractive and competitive internationally. The paper argues that, for more than 7…
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Indonesian Overseas Card Four Years After Launching: a Failed Policy?
This study examines the implementation challenges of the Indonesian Overseas Card (IOC) policy in engaging the Indonesian diaspora. Despite its intended benefits, the policy faces several obstacles, including unrealistic expectations, fragmented governance, inadequate collaborative policymaking, and political changes. It proposes policy improvements through redefining the IOC concept and develo…
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Utilizing Digital Diplomacy to Promote Indonesia's Tourism amid Covid-19
The COVID-19 pandemic significantly impacted Indonesia’s tourism sector, highlighting the need for effective recovery and promotion strategies. This paper examines how the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs can utilize digital diplomacy to enhance international communication and promote Indonesia’s tourism reopening preparations. Digital diplomacy is expected to strengthen tourism promo…
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Bamboo Diplomacy: "How to Win the Heart of Melanesians in New Caledonia"
This study examines the use of bamboo as a soft power diplomacy instrument to strengthen Indonesia’s relations with the Kanak community in New Caledonia. Amid political tensions and the region’s strategic importance in the Pacific, Indonesia can promote cultural diplomacy through capacity building, cultural arts, diaspora engagement, and cooperation with sister cities. Introducing bamboo’…
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