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Ideas Are Free, Credit Is Optional: Intellectual Property in Indonesia
Despite signing major IP treaties, Indonesia still struggles with respecting ideas and authorship. Here’s why the system favors copycats.
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Leigh McKiernon
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Ideas Are Free, Credit Is Optional: Intellectual Property in Indonesia
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Tariff Tantrums or Trade Amnesia? Why Southeast Asia Suddenly Discovered Fairness
New U.S. tariffs on Southeast Asian goods have sparked outrage. But here’s what no one’s saying about the region’s own trade policies.
Jul 13
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Leigh McKiernon
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Tariff Tantrums or Trade Amnesia? Why Southeast Asia Suddenly Discovered Fairness
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How to Survive Jakarta Without Losing Your Mind (or Your KITAS)
Moving to Jakarta? Learn the habits, skills, and mindset expats need to build real success in Indonesia’s chaotic and fascinating capital.
Jul 11
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Leigh McKiernon
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How to Survive Jakarta Without Losing Your Mind (or Your KITAS)
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Indonesia’s Low Household Debt Looks Good, Until You Ask Why We’re Not Borrowing
Indonesia’s low household debt looks like stability, but is it actually masking deeper economic exclusion and limited credit access?
Jul 9
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Leigh McKiernon
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Indonesia’s Low Household Debt Looks Good, Until You Ask Why We’re Not Borrowing
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So, Are We Different or Not? Indonesia’s Startup Scene Needs to Pick a Lane
Copy or create? Indonesia’s tech sector is stuck between local pride and global mimicry. What would a truly Indonesian startup model look like?
Jul 7
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Leigh McKiernon
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So, Are We Different or Not? Indonesia’s Startup Scene Needs to Pick a Lane
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Meet Indonesia: Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous... and Surprisingly Functional
Doing business in Indonesia? Learn how volatility, uncertainty, and ambiguity shape Southeast Asia’s most dynamic (and misunderstood) economy.
Jun 25
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Leigh McKiernon
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Meet Indonesia: Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous... and Surprisingly Functional
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“Kos-Kosan Class”: Why Indonesia’s Brightest Young Professionals Are Living Like Students
In Jakarta, even lawyers and bankers are stuck in kos-kosan. Here's why Indonesia's housing market is leaving young professionals behind.
Jun 23
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Leigh McKiernon
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“Kos-Kosan Class”: Why Indonesia’s Brightest Young Professionals Are Living Like Students
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Living in Indonesia Is More Expensive Than You Were Told
Expats in places like Indonesia often face higher costs than CPI data suggests. Here’s what really drives expat expenses in frontier markets.
Jun 12
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Leigh McKiernon
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Living in Indonesia Is More Expensive Than You Were Told
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Fake It 'Til You Make It: How Credential Fraud Became Normal in Indonesia
Learn why fake credentials are thriving in Indonesia, and how hiring processes are quietly helping them pass through unchecked.
Jun 11
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Fake It 'Til You Make It: How Credential Fraud Became Normal in Indonesia
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Indonesia Bans Age Discrimination in Job Ads. Problem Solved? Not Quite.
Indonesia now bans age limits in job ads, but without enforcement, hiring bias may continue behind the scenes. Here’s what still needs to change.
May 30
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Leigh McKiernon
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Indonesia Bans Age Discrimination in Job Ads. Problem Solved? Not Quite.
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The “Coming Soon” Economy: Does Indonesia Love Announcements More Than Outcomes?
Indonesia has vision, talent, and intent. But when declarations become the end goal, trust erodes and unfinished plans pile up.
May 26
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Leigh McKiernon
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The “Coming Soon” Economy: Does Indonesia Love Announcements More Than Outcomes?
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OJOL Drivers Are Protesting Gojek and Grab. It's a Crisis Years in the Making.
Gojek and Grab drivers are protesting the very apps that once empowered them. What happened to the ride-hailing dream in Indonesia’s gig economy?
May 21
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Leigh McKiernon
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OJOL Drivers Are Protesting Gojek and Grab. It's a Crisis Years in the Making.
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