Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies

期刊简介：The editors welcome original papers and notes in economics and political economy, including related analyses of law, public policy, political science, demography, geography, the environment, education and health. Regardless of the topic, submissions must focus on Indonesia and demonstrate robust analysis and scholarly rigour. The editors also look to publish discursive book reviews and review essays that contribute to the literature. BIES authors benefit from rigorous double-blind peer review, robust editing, free-access initiatives, a supportive self-archiving policy and assistance in promoting their article after publication. The journal’s longstanding reputation as a well-respected outlet for high-quality research means each issue is read widely by Indonesianists everywhere. In addition to the usual articles reporting economic analysis and research, each issue leads with an instalment of the comprehensive Survey of Recent Developments series, which records and analyses current trends, policy changes and important economic events in Indonesia. The series aims to be reasonably accessible to non-specialists and helps to account for the journal’s diverse readership within academia, government, business and among the broader public. The academic journal of the ANU Indonesia Project, BIES receives financial support from the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) and the Arndt–Corden Department of Economics, Crawford School of Public Policy, ANU College of Asia and the Pacific, The Australian National University (ANU), Canberra, Australia. Neither DFAT nor ANU takes responsibility for the views expressed by authors in the journal. Published by Indonesia Project Arndt-Corden Department of Economics Crawford School of Public Policy ANU College of Asia and the Pacific The Australian National University © ANU Indonesia Project Peer Review Statement All general research articles in this journal have undergone rigorous peer review, consisting of initial screening by the editors and double anonymised refereeing. Each instalment of the Survey of Recent Developments, Indonesia in Comparative Perspective and Indonesian Politics series is a specially commissioned article that has undergone rigorous open peer review, consisting of assessment by, and incorporation of comments from, the editors of BIES and academic staff of the ANU Indonesia Project and their colleagues. Other commissioned papers are subject to the same process. Disclaimer

【译文】编辑欢迎经济学和政治经济学领域的原创论文和笔记，包括法律、公共政策、政治学、人口学、地理学、环境、教育和健康的相关分析。无论主题如何，提交的内容必须集中于印度尼西亚，并表现出强有力的分析和学术严谨性。编辑们还希望发表对文献有贡献的散漫书评和评论文章。 BIES 作者受益于严格的双盲同行评审、强大的编辑、免费访问计划、支持性的自存档政策以及在发表后推广文章的帮助。该杂志长期以来作为高质量研究的受人尊敬的媒体而享有盛誉，这意味着每一期都被世界各地的印度尼西亚人广泛阅读。除了报道经济分析和研究的常见文章外，每期还附有近期发展综合调查系列文章，记录和分析了印度尼西亚当前的趋势、政策变化和重要经济事件。该系列旨在让非专业人士能够合理地阅读，并有助于解释该期刊在学术界、政府、企业和更广泛公众中的多元化读者群。澳大利亚国立大学印度尼西亚项目的学术期刊《BIES》得到澳大利亚政府外交和贸易部 (DFAT) 以及阿恩特-科登经济系、克劳福德公共政策学院、澳大利亚国立大学亚洲与太平洋学院、澳大利亚国立大学 (ANU)（位于澳大利亚堪培拉）的资助。 DFAT 和 ANU 均不对期刊作者表达的观点负责。印度尼西亚项目 Arndt-Corden 经济系克劳福德公共政策学院 澳大利亚国立大学亚洲及太平洋学院 澳大利亚国立大学 © ANU 印度尼西亚项目同行评审声明 本期刊中的所有一般研究文章都经过了严格的同行评审，包括编辑的初步筛选和双重匿名审稿。 《最近发展调查、比较视角下的印度尼西亚》和印度尼西亚政治系列的每一期都是专门委托撰写的文章，经过严格的公开同行评审，包括 BIES 的编辑和澳大利亚国立大学印度尼西亚项目的学术人员及其同事的评估和评论。其他委托论文也遵循相同的流程。免责声明