Wulan Fitriana

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Wulan Fitriana is a researcher with a background in Business Law. She holds a Master's degree in Law from Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia, and focuses on legal frameworks for energy transition and climate change policy. Currently, Wulan is a PhD candidate and a researcher at the NHRG Research Group, Power System Laboratory, Bandung Institute of Technology . She is passionate about exploring the intersection of law, business, and sustainability in addressing global challenges.

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Why President Director Resignations Won’t Solve BUMN Governance Failures

Corporate liability and public accountability remain the missing pieces in Indonesia’s state-owned enterprise reform. The resignation of Joao Angelo de Sousa Mota from the...

Tariff Distortions and Fair-Trade Principles: Singapore’s Import Pathways in the U.S. Tariff Scheme

The Trump Administration's 32% import tariff policy on Indonesian export goods, which is a high tariff policy, will increase the price of export products...

Indonesia Joins BRICS: Technology Export Restrictions and Their Consequences

Indonesia's inclusion in the BRICS membership can be seen as the first step to strengthen Indonesia's role as a country that can connect to...

Inconsistency of Indonesia’s current Energy Transition Policy

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