Australia Indonesia Perceptions Report 2016.pdf (3.51 MB)
Australia Indonesia Perceptions Report 2016
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posted on 2017-02-07, 06:12 authored by EY SweeneyIn August 2016, the Australia-Indonesia Centre released the findings of an extensive social research project undertaken by EY Sweeney into the attitudes of both nations to each other and the world.
The research, which involved 24 focus groups followed by 2000 face-to-face interviews in Indonesia and 2000 online interviews in Australia, explores how trade, education, health and cultural knowledge can be key drivers of a closer Australia-Indonesia relationship.
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The Australia-Indonesia Centre
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- Social and community informatics
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