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Lt. Gen (ret). Agus Widjojo
Director of Human Security and Defense

Former Vice Chairman of the People’s Consultative Assembly (MPR) of the Republic Indonesia and TNI's Chief of Territorial Affairs, Mr. Widjojo is known as one of the TNI's leading intellectuals. During his appointment as Commandant of the Armed Force's staff college, as the TNI think tank, he was responsible for restructuring the political and security doctrine of the TNI. Currently Mr. Widjojo also serves as a member of the Indonesia-Timor Leste Joint Truth and Friendship Commission. He is a Senior Fellow of the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, Indonesia, and was Visiting Senior Fellow of the Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies in Singapore. He has written numerous articles on security issues in the Asia-Pacific Region. 

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Series of discussions held from August to October 2009 under the theme of “Policy Challenges for the New Government” in anticipation of the incoming new government in October 2009.



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New Strategic Asia Website
While 21st century is expected to be the Asian Century, it is also not to be taken for granted especially since many expet that this is a foregone conclusion.


 
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