Richard Robison

Richard Robison

academic Australia

Richard Robison is a prominent scholar and political economist known for his work on Indonesian political economy and capitalism. His influential book, 'Indonesia: The Rise of Capital,' examines the historical and structural challenges that have hindered economic development in Indonesia since its independence, particularly focusing on capital formation and the impact of colonial legacies.

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Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
299,260
Power
1,224$
Sentiment
5.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Indonesia 1 5.00 0.11% +0% 273,523,615 299,260 $1,119,000 1,224$
Totals 1 273,523,615 299,260 $1,119,000 1,224$
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Recent Mentions

Indonesia Indonesia: Richard Robison is cited in the analysis of economic and political factors contributing to social unrest. 5

Kompas: Merawat Demokrasi dengan Empati

Indonesia Indonesia: Richard Robison showed that since the New Order, the military has institutionalized itself as part of state capitalist power. 5

Kompas: Militer Era Prabowo: Pretorianisme Baru?

Indonesia Indonesia: He co-authored a book discussing the oligarchy's impact on Indonesian democracy. 6

Kompas: Ekonomi-Politik Reformasi yang Berakhir

Indonesia Indonesia: Richard Robison wrote about the post-reform democracy in Indonesia and its failure to dismantle oligarchy. 5

Kompas: Paradoks ”Negeri Paman Sam”

Indonesia Indonesia: Richard Robison wrote about the post-reform democracy in Indonesia and its oligarchic structures. 5

Kompas: Paradoks ”Negeri Paman Sam”

Indonesia Indonesia: Richard Robison wrote about the post-reform democracy in Indonesia and its oligarchic structures. 5

Kompas: Paradoks ”Negeri Paman Sam”

Indonesia Indonesia: Richard Robison emphasized the inadequacy of capital formation in Indonesia from independence until the 1960s. 6

Kompas: Politik-Ekonomi Danantara