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Center for Political Research, Social Humaniora
National Research and Innovation Agency Republic of Indonesia
Syafuan Rozi is a Senior Researcher-Main Mentor Madya IVd, Coordinator of the Economic Politics and Strategic Issues (EPIS) Cluster at the Deputy for Social and Community Sciences (IPSH), National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), previously known as the Political Research Center (P2P), Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI).He is an alumnus of the Bachelor's and Master's programs from the Department of Political Science, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP), University of Indonesia. He is actively teaching at IISIP Jakarta and his alma mater FISIP UI in the fields of Public Policy Politics and Introduction to Political Science. His research interests include studies on: Nationalism and Identity Politics; Political Parties and Elections; Women, Politics, and Family Protection; Border Politics; Globalization, Conflict Resolution, and Peace Studies; Bureaucratic Reform and Public Policy Politics; Parliamentary Studies, Participation, and Political Representation.
Alumnus of the Bachelor's and Master's programs from the Department of Political Science, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP), University of Indonesia.
Political Science and International Relations, Arts and Humanities, Multidisciplinary, Religious studies
This research will examine the portrait of the marginalization of local religions in the Archipelago and its impact on individuals and the face of identity politics in Indonesia in the study of Ahmad Gaus's Poetry Essay Space (2025): ‘Those who are marginalized in their own country’ as a form of cross-cultural religious communication through essay poetry. Essay Poetry is a form of literary work that combines elements of poetry and essay. In a poetic essay, the writer often expresses ideas or concepts in depth, using poetic language, while still containing longer thoughts, reflections, or analyses like in an essay. In the pluralistic context of Indonesia, local religions such as Marapu (East Nusa Tenggara), Naurus Nuaulu (Maluku), Malesung (North Sulawesi), Aluk Todolo and To Lotang (South Sulawesi), Parmalim (North Sumatra), Pambi (Aceh), Sunda Wiwitan and Budi Daya (West Java), Aliran Perjalanan (Jakarta), and Kaharingan (Kalimantan) are often marginalized by the dominance of major re
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