The unifying theme of this dissertation is spatial inequality, driven by two primary
motivations. First, spatial inequality can contribute to overall inequality across households or …

Using a novel dataset constructed for this study, the spatio-temporal dynamics of income per
capita across 34 provinces and 514 districts in Indonesia over the 2010–2017 period are …

Regional inequalities within national economies is a world wide phenomenon. It exists in all
societies, developed as weU as underdeveloped and in countries under different political …

This article aims to re-examine the regional convergence hypothesis on income in Indonesia
over the 2000–2017 period. By applying a non-linear dynamic factor model, this article tests …

This study analyzes spatial inequalities in Indonesia from 1996–2010 using the hierarchical
decomposition method. It uses household expenditures rather than regional accounts and …

This paper examines the dynamics of socio‐economic inequalities in Indonesia over the last
four decades. We apply a club convergence test to provincial panel data on four socio …

This study examines data on regional inequality in Indonesia to help explain regional unrest.
Analysis indicates that the New Order regime's equalisation policies produced low levels of …

Spatial disparities in pre-crisis Indonesia prevailed at moderate levels despite significant
differences in the regional distribution of natural endowments and industrial activities and …

Since 2001, Indonesia established fiscal decentralization to address the growing economic
and social inequalities and promote regional economic development. Two decades later …

The cultural and ethnic diversity, however, poses tremendous challenges for regional
development. Indonesia comprises a mixture of races and people, which could be classified …