Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026): Literature, political futures, and contested lives in Indonesia

Articles

• Writing under algorithmic rule: digital authoritarianism, surveillance, and counterpublic imagination in contemporary Indonesian fiction

  M. Ansori (Indonesia)

  70-81

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• Who owns the forest? extractive capitalism, indigenous sovereignty, and narrative resistance in Indonesian environmental literature

  Dani Setiaji (Indonesia)

  82-94

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  Abstract View: 63, PDF Download: 78

• After the boats disappear: forced migration, statelessness, and precarious belonging in Southeast Asian refugee narratives

  Aisultanova Karlygash Abdukalykowna (Kazakhstan)

  95-108

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  Abstract View: 55, PDF Download: 68

• The nation’s unfinished dead: haunting, archival silence, and the politics of memory in post-authoritarian Indonesian novels

  Awla Akbar Ilma (Indonesia)

  109-122

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• From literary dissent to platform visibility: algorithmic circulation and the politics of contemporary Indonesian poetry

  Muhamamad Faiz Ramadhan (Indonesia)

  123-135

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  Abstract View: 118, PDF Download: 75

• Beyond the capital: peripheral modernities and uneven citizenship in contemporary literature from Eastern Indonesia

  Sadani (Indonesia)

  136-149

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  Abstract View: 98, PDF Download: 77