An influential analysis of 21st-century globalization and information technology by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Thomas L. Friedman, featuring an introductory forward for the Indonesian edition by economist Faisal H. Basri. Friedman outlines ten key \\\"flatteners\\\"—including the fall of the Berlin Wall, the rise of the Internet, outsourcing, and offshoring—that leveled the global ec…
A critical discourse and socio-political analysis by Maman A. Masjid Binfas examining the phenomenon of \"Mammonism\"—the obsession with wealth, material gain, and power—within Indonesian history and political leadership. By analyzing the language, diction, and political rhetoric spanning from traditional roots (Dordungga) to modern technocracy under B.J. Habibie, the author exposes how nar…
A seminal analysis by journalist Thomas L. Friedman on early 21st-century globalization. Friedman outlines ten key \"flatteners\"—including internet expansion, open-source software, and global outsourcing—that leveled the global playing field, fundamentally altering international commerce, governance, and culture.
A biographical account detailing the life, political legacy, and leadership of Lukman Harun (1934–1999), a prominent Indonesian Islamic politician and senior leader of Muhammadiyah. The volume examines his pivotal roles in youth movements, international Islamic diplomacy, navigating Muhammadiyah\'s relations with the New Order government, and his contribution to national political affairs.
Authored by pricing authority Thomas T. Nagle and co-authors, this seminal text provides a strategic framework for value-based pricing and revenue management. The volume integrates economics, psychology, and strategic marketing, detailing how businesses can move away from cost-plus pricing toward value creation, market segmentation, dynamic pricing tactics, and strategic alignment to drive long…
Authored by Indonesian business writer Evita P. Purnamasari, this practical entrepreneurship guide presents a variety of micro-business ideas that can be launched with minimal startup capital, starting as low as IDR 200,000. The volume explores opportunities across the culinary, service, handicraft, and digital retail sectors, detailing breakdown cost structures, revenue projections, payback pe…