Papua Needs Inclusive Policy Approach
Separatism in Papua is a complex issue with many underlying, interrelated causes. Geolocation, history, and identity (ethnicity/religion) all play an important role in the parties’ construction of the conflict. These are reinforced by another set of factors: political, economic, social and humanitarian grievances. The question is: which set of factors is more amenable to resolution and thereby affords a better opportunity to stabilize the conflict?
Full article available at Strategic Review: The Indonesian Journal Leadership, Policy, and World Affairs
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