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Tanya Jakimow

Tanya Jakimow is an Associate Professor of Anthropology and Australian Research Council Future Fellow in the College of Asia and the Pacific, The Australian National University. Her current projects include a comparative ethnography of women political actors in India and Indonesia, women’s pathways to leadership in Indonesia, and experiments in urban governance in India.

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A group of women, with one speaking into a mic and smiling
Publication Mar 2023

Broken pathways to politics: Clearing the path from grassroots social activity to representative politics

Pile of voting papers in Medan
Opinion Mar 2022

Beyond ‘money politics’ in Indonesia – five strategies to help lower costs to women’s political representation

Girl sitting on a rooftop reading a book
Opinion Feb 2021

Non-elite pathways to women’s political leadership: preliminary findings from Medan, Indonesia – part 2

Girl sitting on a rooftop reading a book
Opinion Feb 2021

Non-elite pathways to women’s political leadership: preliminary findings from Medan, Indonesia – part 1

Women protesting for their rights in Indonesia.
Project Jun 2020

Non-elite pathways to women’s political leadership in Sri Lanka and Indonesia

Masked woman handing another woman a bag
Opinion Jun 2020

Sustaining Women’s Leadership Post-COVID-19

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