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Volume 8 - Issue 47 - November 2010

Contents

Research Article

  • Snakes and Ladders for Japan in Indonesia's Energy Puzzle

  • David Adam Stott
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    07 May 2025, e1
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  • ‘Possibly the most important (challenges) are Indonesia's declining oil and gas production and the fast increasing domestic requirements for oil and gas; the persistent electricity and petroleum subsidies and price controls; and the limited clarity in Indonesia's energy sector governance, co-ordination and decision making regime.‘

    International Energy Agency (IEA), Energy Policy Review of Indonesia (2008)

  • 24 Hours After Hiroshima: National Geographic Channel Takes Up the Bomb

  • Robert Jacobs
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  • [Editor's note: See the Japanese film footage of the devastation of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945 and its aftermath, the Bikini tests of July 1946 and the rapturous account of the American announcer shown in an American newsreel below. This film includes the first images of hibakusha seen in the United States.]