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Democratisation and environmental non-governmental organisations in Indonesia

Ko Nomura Education for Sustainable Development Research Centre, Rikkyo University, Tokyo, JapanCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 495-517 | Published online: 14 Sep 2007

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Irene Istiningsih Hadiprayitno. (2009) Defensive Enforcement: Human Rights in Indonesia. Human Rights Review 11:3, pages 373-399.
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Richard Croucher & Lilian Miles. (2015) Chinese Migrant Worker Representation and Institutional Change: Social or Centralist Corporatism?. Asian Journal of Comparative Law 5, pages 1-26.
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Ko Nomura. (2009) A perspective on education for sustainable development: Historical development of environmental education in Indonesia. International Journal of Educational Development 29:6, pages 621-627.
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David Lyons. (2008) The Two-headed Dragon: Environmental Policy and Progress Under Rising Democracy in Taiwan. East Asia 26:1, pages 57-76.
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Ko Nomura. (2008) The Politics of Participation in Forest Management. The Journal of Environment & Development 17:2, pages 166-191.
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