Monday 5 September
2005
5.30 pm to 7.00 pm

The discussion will be led by
Professor Salim Said
Professor of Political Science, Muhammadiyah University of Malang, Indonesia

Islam and Politics in Indonesia

Professor Salim Said is a respected political commentator and regarded as one of the most authoritative political analysts in Indonesia.

Throughout his career, Professor Said has held a variety of positions, including being a member of the Indonesia's Upper House of Parliament; a foreign correspondent and film critic for TEMPO weekly news magazine; and lecturer at University of Indonesia, a visiting professor at the University of Malaya, Thammasat University and Ohio University, Athens

He holds a Doktorandus (equal to MA) in Sociology from University of Indonesia; an MA in International Affairs from Ohio University, Athens; and an MA and PhD in Political Science from Ohio State University, Columbus.

Prof. Said's visit to New Zealand is co-sponsorized by the Indonesian Embassy and the Asian Studies Institute (VUW), with the support of Garuda Indonesia.

Please note no building access after 6 pm

Seating is limited so if you wish to attend please contact Farib Sos
Ph: 914 5240 or email
by Wednesday 31 August