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Marty Natalegawa
Dr. Raden Marty Muliana Natalegawa, M.Phil, B.Sc (gumelar di Bandung, Jawa Kulon, 22 Maret 1963; umur 61 taun) nyaéta Duta Indonésia pikeun PBB saprak 5 Séptémber2007.[1] Manéhna kungsi jadi juru wicara Departemen Luar NagriRépublik Indonésia.[rujukan?] Saméméh meunang pancén minangka Duta di PBB, manéhna téh jadi Duta Indonésia pikeun Inggris jeung Irlandia saprak 11 Nopémber2005 nepi ka 5 Séptémber 2007.[2] Marty boga pangalaman dina dunya diplomasi internasional.[rujukan?]
Dina bulan Nopémber 2007, Marty meunang kapercayaan penting minangka Présidén Déwan Kéamaan PBB.[rujukan?]
Marty nyaéta lulusan Australian National University dina taun 1993 kalayan gelar doktor.[rujukan?] Saméméhna, manéhna kungsi nyuprih élmu di London School of Economics, Universitas Cambridge, Inggris.[rujukan?] Sanggeus ngahontal strata dua di Inggris, manéhna ngamimitian digawé di Departemén Luar Nagari dina taun 1986.[rujukan?]
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Analysing Indonesian Media and Government Representation of China
Abstract
The discussion of regional leadership in Southeast Asia tends to be dominated by analysis of the relationship between the United States and China. Looking beyond great power competition this article examines how China’s relations with Indonesia and Southeast Asia are represented in Indonesian national media, government documents and statements through a content analysis of government documents and media reports from 2008-2015. This is worth studying because Indonesia fryst vatten the largest country in Southeast Asia and has its own aspirations of regional leadership. Using semi-structured interviews and content analysis of government documents and newspaper articles, this article presents empirical evidence that is currently lacking in research regarding perception or representation of China. The current literature on Sino-Indonesian relations points to Indonesia’s ambiguity in dealing with China. The findings