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Publications

Book Manuscript 

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  • “The Political Economy of Japanese and Chinese Infrastructure Financing Governance”
      Contract with Bristol University Press

Peer-reviewed articles

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  • Trissia Wijaya & Ali Hayes. "AUKUS Behind the Scene: through the lens of militarised neoliberalism", Australian Journal of International Affairs, online first, 10.1080/10357718.2024.2398745

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  • Trissia Wijaya, “Risk is not measured, but compromised and contested: the case of Jakarta-Bandung High Speed Railway”. Journal of Contemporary Asia, online first, doi: 10.1080/00472336.2024.2378856 
     

  • Trissia Wijaya & Kanishka Jayasuriya, (2024). "A new multipolar order: Combined development, state forms, and new business classes, International Affairs, online first,  doi: 10.1093/ia/iiae135 

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  • Trissia Wijaya & Ali Hayes, (2023). “State transformation and class relations under the shadow of economic security: The case of Japan”. The Asia Pacific Journal: Japan Focus, 21(12), https://apjjf.org/2023/21/wijaya-hayes

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  • Trissia Wijaya & Alvin Camba, (2023). “The Politics of Public Private Partnerships: State-Capital Relations and Spatial Fixes in Indonesia and the Philippines”. Territory, Politics, and Governance, 11(8):1669-1688, https://doi.org/10.1080/21622671.2021.1945484 

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  • Trissia Wijaya. (2021). “Conditioning sustainability fix of ‘ungreen’ infrastructure in Indonesia: transnational alliances, conflict, and compromises”, The Pacific Review, 35(5), 821-852 , https://doi.org/10.1080/09512748.2021.1884123

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  • Trissia Wijaya. (2020). “Covid-19: The politics of local responses in Indonesia”, Melbourne Asia Review (3), August 2020 

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  • Trissia Wijaya. (2019). “Chinese Business in Indonesia and Capital Conversion: Breaking the Chain of Patronage”, Southeast Asian Studies 8(2):  295-329, https://doi.org/10.20495/seas.8.2_295 

Book Chapter 

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  • Trissia Wijaya (2024, forthcoming), “AUKUS: Who Wins and Who Loses: AUKUS as militarised neoliberalism”, in Mark Beeson and Kanishka Jayasuriya (eds), Australia, AUKUS, and the New Cold War. 

  • Trissia Wijaya (2021, February), “Grounding infrastructure politics of BRI in Indonesia: alliances, conflict, and the politics of scale in the case of Jakarta-Bandung High Speed Railway” (in Japanese), in Miwa Hirono (ed), Ittai ichiro wa nani o motarashita no ka: Chugoku mondai to toshi no jirenma [What has Belt and Road brought about: Chinese investment problem and dilemma], Tokyo: Keiso Shobo Publishing.

Policy and Public Scholarship

  • Christian Guntur Lebang, Gatra Priyandita, Trissia Wijaya, Noor Aini Zakaria and Alham Kurnia Rasyid (2023). Transformasi Digital Indonesia: Kondisi Terkini dan Proyeksi [Indonesian Digital Transformation: Current Conditions and Projections]. Jakarta: Lab45., link

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  • Trissia Wijaya (2023). Unpacking the Fintech Regulatory Sandbox Framework in Indonesia: Risk Management and the Data Privacy Imperative. Jakarta: Center for Indonesian Policy Studies 

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  • Trissia Wijaya (2022). The Rise of Innovative Credit Scoring System in Indonesia: Assessing Risks and Policy Challenges. Jakarta: Center for Indonesian Policy Studies

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  • Trissia Wijaya (2021), “Assessing the Risks and Impacts of Infrastructure on Women’s Rights in Indonesia”, with UNDP, link

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  • Trissia Wijaya (2019), “Accommodating the past, present, and future: Japanese aid and investment in Indonesia”, Special Japan Report, Perth USAsia Centre, August 2019, link

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  • Trissia Wijaya (2019), “The Political Economy of Chinese and Japanese Infrastructure Regime: A Case Study of Indonesia (preliminary analysis), IDE-JETRO VRF Monograph Series, No. 504

Shorter article and Op-ed 

  • "Great powers vs domestic politics: The clean energy trade-off", Interpreter, 16 April, link
     

  • "China-Indonesia economic cooperation cannot continue to overlook human security", Indonesia at Melbourne, 16 April, link 
     

  • “An EV-fix for Indonesian mining: The green development-resource nationalist nexus, Inside Indonesia, 7 March 2024. link

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  • “Chinese financing dovetails with Indonesian developmentalism”, New Mandala, 5 December 2023, link

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  • “Regulatory Risks key barrier to investment in submarine cables”, The Jakarta Post, 24 February 2023, link

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  • “Indonesia’s digital infrastructure opportunity”, East Asia Forum, 6 January 2023, link

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  • “Measuring state’s commitment to implementing Data Protection Law”, The Jakarta Post, 29 October 2022, link

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  • “Navigating the murky waters of Data Protection Law: Time to seal the deal, The Jakarta Post, 5 September 2022, link

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  • “Greening the Belt and Road Initiative through CSR programs”, Belt & Road in Global Perspective, 2 April 2022, link

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  • “Nusantara: failing to plan or planning to fail?”, with Samuel Nursamsu, East Asia Forum, 24 March 2022, link

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  • “Jakarta-Bandung High Speed Railway”, The People’s Map of Global China, 4 August 2021, link

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  • “Jokowi 2.0, Omnibus Bill, and the New Capital City: Neoliberalism on Trial”, Developing Economics, 9 April 2020, link

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  • “The Trouble with Indonesia’s Infrastructure Obsession”, with Samuel Nursamsu, The Diplomat, 9 January 2020 link

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  • “Towards better understanding of Chinese investment in Indonesia”. The Conversation, 1 April 2019, link

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  • “Is This a True Thaw in Sino-Japanese Relations?”, with Yuma Osaki, The Diplomat, 16 February 2019, link

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  • “China’s Belt and Road Initiative: The Sum of Messy Parts”. Asia Sentinel, 16 October 2018 , link

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  • “Japan Doesn’t Need to Compete with China’s Belt and Road”, with Yuma Osaki, The Diplomat, 7 September 2018, link

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  • “Winning Hearts on China’s Belt and Road”, with Gatra Priyandita, The Diplomat, 4 May 2018, link

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  • “China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Southeast Asia Gambit?”, with Gatra Priyandita, The Diplomat, 31 May 2017, link

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  • “ASEAN: the ‘single fighter’ in East Asia”, The East Asia Forum, 3 February 2017, link

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  • “Malaysia, the Philippines, and ASEAN”, New Mandala, 29 November 2016, link

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  • “Why China Won’t Seriously Take Duterte’s Proposed Pivot into Account?” Eurasia Review, 29 October 2016 , link

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  • “Obama’s Effect in Indonesian Public Engagement: Is it enough?”, with Gatra Priyandita, The Jakarta Post, 26 August 2016, link

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  • “Abenomics is Failing. So Why is Abe Poised to Win Big in Japan’s Election?” The Diplomat, 5 July 2016, link

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  • “Can Overseas Chinese Build China’s One Belt, One Road?” The East Asia Forum, 2 June 2016, link
     

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