Emotional and domestic territories: The positionality of women as reflected in the landscape of the home in contemporary South Asian women's writings

Article Abstract:

A study on how the status of South Asian women within the social structure of their families and communities is affected by their position in the physical structure of their houses and homes as well as in shaping their self-perception, self-esteem, identity and individuality is illustrated. These women have unseen lines and boundaries in their living spaces which they protect ferociously and eventually derive the most benefit from having their identities so irrevocably closely connected with their homes and families.

Portrayals, Works, Women writers, Women authors, South Asians, Feminist literature, Feminism and literature

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Indonesian corporations, cronyism, and corruption

Article Abstract:

The failures of bureaucracy, the legal infrastructure, curtailing of corruption and introducing effective corporate governance has a direct relationship with the cronyism and corruption taking place in the Indonesian corporate economy. Believed to be the source of this corruption, the historical developments within the institutions of the presidency, the military, private Chinese and pribumi corporations, and also state-owned enterprises are analyzed in detail.

China, Indonesia, Evaluation, Chinese foreign relations, Corporations, Corporate corruption, Indonesian foreign relations, Organizational structure

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