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ANU Bell School | 2025 Westpac Fellow | Researching democracy, resources, Asia, Indonesia | More at: www.evewarburton.com/
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Indonesia’s new resource nationalism puts the state first

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By Eve Warburton
| pearlsandirritations.com
Indonesia’s new commodities regime reflects a sharper form of resource nationalism under Prabowo Subianto, using state power to subordinate private interests while raising serious concerns about discretion, coercion and political targeting.
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Indonesia’s new resource nationalism puts the state first

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By Eve Warburton
| Pearls and Irritations
Indonesia’s new commodities regime reflects a sharper form of resource nationalism under Prabowo Subianto, using state power to subordinate private interests while raising serious concerns about discretion, coercion and political targeting.
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Prabowo’s new brand of resource nationalism

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By Eve Warburton
| East Asia Forum Verified
Last month, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto blindsided his own ministers, stunned the business community and confused global markets with the announcement that exports of key commodities — including palm oil, coal and certain minerals — would soon be channelled through Danantara Sumberdaya Indonesia, a new subsidiary of Indonesia’s state investment vehicle, Danantara.
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