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Alverdian explores how a distinct national character of maritime governance enables Indonesia to go beyond an archipelagic to a 'maritime' character, focusing on political culture and connecting previous studies on historical changes and geopolitical contexts.
Indra Alverdian is a lecturer and researcher at the International Relations Study Program at President University in Indonesia. Currently, he teaches Indonesian Ocean Policy, Sea Power and Maritime Affairs at the University and Ocean Governance in Global Politics. He received his PhD in Maritime Policy and Law from the Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security (ANCORS), University of Wollongong in Australia. His research interests include maritime politics, maritime policy, and maritime security. Dr. Alverdian is also a 2023-2024 Non-Resident WSD Handa Research Fellow at US Pacific Forum and a 2019 Visiting Research Fellow at Abo Akademi University Sea Program in Turku. His most recent publications include 'Maritime Security Cooperation between India and Indonesia : Imperatives, Status and Prospects', published in 2021 by the India Quarterly, and 'Prospects for Multi-level Governance of Maritime Security in the Sulu-Celebes Sea: Lessons from the Baltic Sea Region', published by Australian Journal of Maritime & Ocean Affairs.
1. Introduction: Tanah-Air Concept and Continuity and Change of Indonesia's Maritime Policy from 1945 to 2019 2. Pillar Framework of the Tanah-Air Concept: Unity and Javanese Political Culture on National Maritime Orientation 3. Three Ages of Nusantara: Towards the Unity of Land and Sea and Nation of Indonesia 4. Indonesia's Maritime Policy from 1945-1950: Concentric Maritime Orientation and Protection of the Main Islands 5. Indonesia's Maritime Policy from 1950-1967: From the Main Islands towards the Archipelagic State Principle 6. Indonesia's Maritime Policy from 1967 - 1998: The Archipelagic Outlook and the Institutionalization of Tanah-Air for National Economic Development 7. Indonesia's Maritime Policy from 1998 to 2004: The Reformation Period and Archipelago-Based National Development 8. Indonesia's Maritime Policy from 2005 to 2019: Towards Indonesia as a Maritime Nation 9. Epilogue. Bibliography and List of References
