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- First Page
- Preliminary pages
- A note for readers
- List of contributors
- Introduction
- PART 1: The making of ACICIS
- 1. Personal reflection
- 2. Preparing the field: Founding the Australian Consortium for ‘In-Country’ Indonesian Studies
- 3. Personal reflection
- 4. ACICIS and Asia literacy
- 5. Personal reflection
- 6. From Cold War to New Colombo Plan: The intellectual and institutional origins of ACICIS
- PART 2: The growth of ACICIS
- 7. New directions: In-country developments, 2005−2012
- 8. Personal reflection
- 9. Personal reflection
- 10. Strengthening bilateral relations through a new model for international study tours: ACICIS’ Journalism Professional Practicum
- 11. Personal reflection
- 12. Personal reflection
- 13. Creating an art and design course for Australian students in Indonesia: Reflections on process and practice
- 14. Personal reflection
- 15. Personal reflection
- Images
- PART 3: The impact of ACICIS
- 16. Immersive Indonesia: ACICIS, fieldwork and the production of research expertise
- 17. Personal reflection
- 18. Australian−Indonesian university partnerships: Challenges and prospects
- 19. Personal reflection
- 20. In-country education as a pedagogic ensemble: Exploring student experiences of ACICIS in developing intercultural capacities
- 21. Personal reflection
- 22. ACICIS programs as successful ‘public diplomacy’: Deepening bilateral relations through the New Colombo Plan, 2014–2019
- 23. Personal reflection
- Appendices
- Glossary
- ACICIS programs
