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Growing up in Indonesia: Experience and Diversity in Youth Transitions

Growing up in Indonesia: Experience and Diversity in Youth Transitions The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology Vol. 13, No. 1, February 2012, pp. 12 Growing up in Indonesia: Experience and Diversity in Youth Transitions Patricia Spyer and Ben White The articles in this issue, and another cluster to appear in a subsequent issue of the journal, are revised versions of papers presented at the Workshop on ‘Growing Up in Indonesia: Experience and Diversity in Youth Transitions’ held at the Australian National University, Canberra, 2830 September 2009. The workshop explored young people’s experience of growing up in Indonesia, bringing together established and junior scholars from Australia, Indonesia and The Netherlands in the emerging field of Indonesian youth studies. The core of the participant group was drawn from two interdisciplinary, collaborative research projects on youth in Indonesia: the Australian project on ‘Ambivalent Adolescents in Indonesia’ funded by the Australian Research Council, and the Dutch-Indonesian project ‘In Search of Middle Indonesia’, funded by the Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences. The Academic Leaders of the Workshop were Professor Lyn Parker (University of Western Australia), Professor Patricia Spyer (Leiden University), Professor Kathryn Robinson (Australian National University) and Dr. Pujo Semedi (Gajdah Mada University). Each of these projects involved both senior and post-doctoral researchers and http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology Taylor & Francis

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The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology Vol. 13, No. 1, February 2012, pp. 12 Growing up in Indonesia: Experience and Diversity in Youth Transitions Patricia Spyer and Ben White The articles in this issue, and another cluster to appear in a subsequent issue of the journal, are revised versions of papers presented at the Workshop on ‘Growing Up in Indonesia: Experience and Diversity in Youth Transitions’ held at the Australian National University, Canberra, 2830 September 2009....
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10.1080/14442213.2012.645882
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The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology Vol. 13, No. 1, February 2012, pp. 12 Growing up in Indonesia: Experience and Diversity in Youth Transitions Patricia Spyer and Ben White The articles in this issue, and another cluster to appear in a subsequent issue of the journal, are revised versions of papers presented at the Workshop on ‘Growing Up in Indonesia: Experience and Diversity in Youth Transitions’ held at the Australian National University, Canberra, 2830 September 2009. The workshop explored young people’s experience of growing up in Indonesia, bringing together established and junior scholars from Australia, Indonesia and The Netherlands in the emerging field of Indonesian youth studies. The core of the participant group was drawn from two interdisciplinary, collaborative research projects on youth in Indonesia: the Australian project on ‘Ambivalent Adolescents in Indonesia’ funded by the Australian Research Council, and the Dutch-Indonesian project ‘In Search of Middle Indonesia’, funded by the Royal Netherlands Academy of Sciences. The Academic Leaders of the Workshop were Professor Lyn Parker (University of Western Australia), Professor Patricia Spyer (Leiden University), Professor Kathryn Robinson (Australian National University) and Dr. Pujo Semedi (Gajdah Mada University). Each of these projects involved both senior and post-doctoral researchers and

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