Three Aspects of Stilt Houses in East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia, and East Timor

Yao-Ru CHEN ｜ doi: 10.6936/NIJHSS.202012_2(2).0001

house type, Nusa Tenggara Timur, Lesser Sunda Islands, uma lulik, round house, hearth-centered house, archetype, derived form

The Impact of Intrastate Conflict on Democratic Transition: A Case Study of the Mindanao Conflict in the Philippines

Sina Marleen GOLGOWSKI ｜ doi: 10.6936/NIJHSS.202012_2(2).0002

intrastate conflict, democratic transition, civil rights, effective power to govern, Mindanao

Leadership and Innovation in East Java: The Case of Policy Sustainability

Restu Karlina Rahayu ｜ doi: 10.6936/NIJHSS.202012_2(2).0003

leadership, innovation, intermediary actors, sustainable policy

From Unity to Partition: The Straits of Malacca as a Colonial Divide

Keat Gin OOI ｜ doi: 10.6936/NIJHSS.202012_2(2).0004

Straits of Malacca, Malay World, Srivijaya, Melaka, Western imperialism and colonialism, Treaty of London (1824)

National Unity in Indonesia: The Indonesian Constitutional Court’s Role in Balancing the Conflicting Legal Demands of a Pluralistic Society

David PRICE, Maria Salvatrice RANDAZZO ｜ doi: 10.6936/NIJHSS.202012_2(2).0005

Constitutional Court, legal pluralism, pluralistic society, decentralization

The Rise and Decline of Chinese Sultanates in Java

Wing-Sheung CHENG ｜ doi: 10.6936/NIJHSS.202012_2(2).0006

Zheng He, Bong Swie-Hoo (Sunan Ampel), Chinese Muslims, Chinese Sultanates, Islamization of Java