YOUNG SCHOLARS WORKSHOP

The Australia Indonesia Governance Research Partnership (AIGRP) Young Scholars Workshop (YSW), now in its third year, brings together some of the brightest young researchers from Indonesia and Australia to share an intensive learning experience with peers and mentors from both countries. The YSW is also designed to focus young researchers’ attention on governance issues and policy relevant research.

Participants selected for 2009 AIGRP Young Scholars Workshop – Jakarta

Thank you to all who submitted applications for the 2009 AIGRP Young Scholars Workshop in Jakarta. A large number of high quality applicants from both Indonesian and Australian students made the selection process a difficult one. Congratulations to the following students who have accepted an offer to participate in this year’s workshop. Participants will come together in Jakarta from 30 November to undertake a week of intensive mentoring activities, culminating in presentations to an audience of academics on 8 December.

2009 AIGRP Young Scholars Workshop Participants

Australians	Degree level	Institution	Research topic
Tessa Toumbourou	Honours	University of Melbourne	Clean development mechanism and the north/south divide
Elisabeth Kramer	Honours	University of Sydney	Corruption in post-conflict environments: a case study of Aceh
Fiona Downs	PhD Candidate	ANU	Improving governance to combat deforestation in Indonesia
Arabella Imhoff	Masters	RMIT	Nuclear power and financial management of Indonesia’s electricity sector
Luke Barrett	Honours	ANU	Indonesian nationalism and the Law on Governing Aceh (LoGA)
Mark Kearney	Honours	La Trobe University	The role of education in democratic consolidation
Indonesians
Riyanti Djalante	PhD Candidate	Macquarie University	Disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation
Fatima Astuti	Masters	Nanyang Technological University, Singapore	Countering radicalization in Indonesia: a strategic response to radical publications
Wulan Sari	PhD Candidate	University of Canberra	Developing performance indicators in Indonesia’s public hospitals
Andrey Damaledo	Masters	University of Queensland	Refugee policy in West Timor
Ria Fitriana	PhD Candidate	Charles Darwin University	The impact of protected marine areas on livelihoods: a case study of Pantar, NTT
Nur Syah	PhD Candidate	University of Sydney	Improving medical practice through structured feedback

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