Deficit budget, public debt, as well as interest rate of advanced and emerging countries are compared in this study. The study employ data of 30 developed countries and 29 emerging cOllntries in period 2006 to 2011. Data ...

Solid woste has been a problem in Indonesia, particularly in urban areas. This encauraged the establishment of Bank Sampah, a community-based waste management in many areas of Indonesia. Bank Sampah is expected to reduce ...

Indonesia highly depends on fossil fuel for its energy. This creates problems of climate change and air pollution. In order to mitigate the environmental problems, the government and international organizations planned ...

Climate Change is receiving increased attention over the years, in particular after the ratification of the Kyoto Protocol (signed in 1997 and effective in 2005), and after Stern's Review (2006). As such, the climate ...

The Political Decentralization era in Indonesia has not necessarily brought in progressive institutional changes toward a more democratic society at the local level. When social capital is embedded in the ceremonially ...

Tourism should be understood as a multidimensional phenomenon that encompasses physical, social, cultural, human as well as economic dimensions. Accordingly, those dimensions should have been used as a basic framework ...

The character of ASEAN developing countries are interesting topics to examine. This is shown by the variables affecting the development of those countries and by the performance of those variables in explaining the development ...