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Rowing between two reefs : Why Indonesia wont pick a side - Academia
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This academic article discusses Indonesia's geopolitical strategy of not aligning with a single side, metaphorically described as "rowing between two reefs." It explores the rationale behind Indonesia's non-aligned foreign policy.
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