Developing Indonesia’s Maritime Infrastructure: The View from Makassar
Carruthers, Andrew M. | August 2016
Abstract
Maritime infrastructure has been a distinctive focus of Joko Widodo’s presidency. He is seeking to improve ports, maximize inter-island connectivity, and turn Indonesia into a “Global Maritime Axis.” The Makassar New Port (MNP), which Jokowi inaugurated in May 2015, is an important part of this plan.
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Carruthers, Andrew M.. 2016. Developing Indonesia’s Maritime Infrastructure: The View from Makassar. © ISEAS Yusof Ishak Institute. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/9153.ISSN
2335-6677
Keywords
Bus Transportation Costs
Demand For Transport
Means Of Transport
National Transport
Passenger Transport
Road & Highway Transport
Road Transportation Systems
Sea Transport
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