Dr. Nino Viartasiwi is a Senior Research Fellow in Resilience Development Initiative.

Conflict studies, Mediation and Conflict Transformation, Human Security.

• Mediation. Central European University – Summer University, Budapest, Hungary 2014
• Conflict Transformation AMAN-Asia and Asian Resource Foundation, Thailand 2012
• Journalism. JICA, Government of Japan 2002

• • Journal: (2020) Frontline messenger: preliminary study on Indonesian “diaspora” in gastrodiplomacy, IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science
  • Journal: (2020) Frontline messenger: The giant step of tiny toes: youth impact on the securitization of climate change, IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science
  • Proceeding: Viartasiwi N., Atrihartono A. (2019) “Revisiting Cultural Diplomacy as Soft Power: Going Global While Being Unique”. IOP Conference Proceeding Series (Earth and Environmental Science) of The 7h International Conference on Sustainable Future for Human Security SUSTAIN 2018 (accepted for publication; under review)
  • Proceeding: Trihartono A., Viartasiwi N., Eby A. H., Asmuni (2019) “Sustainability of Gastro Diplomacy of Indonesian Coffee: Examining the Potentials and the Problems”. IOP Conference Proceeding Series (Earth and Environmental Science) of The 7h International Conference on Sustainable Future for Human Security SUSTAIN 2018 (accepted for publication; under review)
  • Proceeding: Asmuni, Karyaningtyas S., Viartasiwi N., Trihartono A. (2019) “Elevating Social Welfare through BUMDesa Program in Jember District, Indonesia: Policy, Implementation and Problems”. IOP Conference Proceeding Series (Earth and Environmental Science) of The 7h International Conference on Sustainable Future for Human Security SUSTAIN 2018 (accepted for publication; under review)
  • Journal: Viartasiwi N., Trihartono A. (2019) “Café in Small Towns: A Picture of the Weakening Social Engagement”. Journal Coffee Science (accepted for publication; under review).
  • Proceeding: Eby A. H., Trihartono A., Viartasiwi N. (2018) “Democracy and Continuing Marginalization of Women in Indonesian Politics”. E3S Web of Conferences 73, 11005. The 3rd International Conference on Energy, Environmental and Information System (ICENIS 2018)..
  • Journal: Viartasiwi N. (2018) “The Politics of History in West Papua - Indonesia Conflict”. Asian Journal of Political Science, 26:1, pp. 141-159, DOI: 10.1080/02185377.2018.1445535 link to this article: https://doi.org/10.1080/02185377.2018.1445535 (Indexed in Scopus).
  • Journal: Viartasiwi N., Trihartono A. (2018) “Cafés in Small Towns: the making of global identity and the change of social engagement”. In: Coffee Science. Universidade Federal de Lavras. Accepted for publication. (Indexed in Scopus).
  • Book Chapter: Viartasiwi N., Trihartono A., Yuswadi H. (2018) “The West Papua Imagined Community: A Bondless Plural Society”. In: McLellan B. (eds.) Sustainable Future for Human Security. Springer, Singapore. pp 79-99. DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-5433-4_6 Print ISBN 978-981-10-5432-7 Online ISBN 978-981-10-5433-4 https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-981-10-5433-4_6 (Indexed in Scopus).
  • Journal: (2018) Democracy and Continuing Marginalization of Women in Indonesian Politics, E3S Web of Conferences
  • Journal: (2018) The politics of history in West Papua - Indonesia conflict, Asian Journal of Political Science, Asian Journal of Political Science
  • Other: (2017) The West Papua Imagined Community: A Bondless Plural Society, Sustainable Future for Human Security
  • Journal: (2017) Coffee Culture in Global World: A case of a Coming Global Identity?, Jember International Coffee Conference
  • Conference: (2017) Surfing on the Wave: Indonesia Coffee for Gastrodiplomacy and Beyond, Jember International Coffee Conference 2017
  • Newspaper Article: (2017) Suara Pendatang atau Suara Orang Papua?, Koran Sindo
  • Book: (2017) The West Papua imagined community: A bondless plural society, Sustainable Future for Human Security: Society, Cities and Governance
  • Conference: (2016) Willing suspension of disbelief: ASEAN and the commitment to human rights protection in West Papua, Shool of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, ASEASUK
  • Supervised Student Publication: (2016) Beyond Separatist Conflict: Political Economy of Violence in West: 分離独立紛争を超えて ： 西パプアにおける暴力の政治経済
  • Journal: Trihartono A., Viartasiwi N. (2015) “Engaging the quiet mission: civil society in breaking the cycle of violence in the post-conflict Poso, Indonesia”. In: Procedia Environmental Sciences. Elsevier. 7/2015. pp.120–128. (Indexed in Web of Science/ Thomson Reuters and Science Direct).
  • Journal: (2015) Engaging the Quiet Mission: Civil Society in Breaking the Cycle of Violence in the Post-conflict Poso, Indonesia
  • Journal: (2014) Autonomy and Decentralization as Remedies?: Counterinsurgency Tactics for the West Papua Conflict in Democratic Indonesia
  • Journal: Viartasiwi N. (2014) “Autonomy and Decentralization as Remedies? The Counterinsurgency Tactics for the West Papua Conflict in Democratic Indonesia”. In: Ritsumeikan International Journal: Ritsumeikan Kokusai Kenkyu ISARU, the International Studies Association of Ritsumeikan University. No. 27, V. 1 pp. 283–304.
  • Journal: (2014) The Prospect of Mediation in West Papua-Indonesia Conflict Transformation: インドネシア・西パプアの紛争転換に関する調停をめぐる展望
  • Journal: Viartasiwi N. (2013) “The Prospect of Mediation in West Papua-Indonesia Conflict Transformation”. In: Ritsumeikan International Journal: Ritsumeikan Kokusai Kenkyu. ISARU, the International Studies Association of Ritsumeikan University. No. 26, V. 2, pp.203–217.
  • Journal: (2013) CALMING DOWN THE GHOST OF CONFLICT : Post-Conflict Governance at Poso, Central Sulawesi-Indonesia 2001-2011
  • Journal: (2013) Holding on a Thin Rope: Muslim Papuan Communities as the Agent of Peace in Papua Conflict, Procedia Environmental Sciences

MEXT scholarship, the Government of Japan; Kokusai Teki, Ritsumeikan University; Kenkyu Shorei,Ritsumeikan University; CEU-Summer University, Hungary; AMAN-Asia/ARF, Thailand; JICA, the Government of Japan; Asia-Pacific Peace Research Association (APPRA); May 18 Memorial Foundation (the Gwangju Prize for Human Rights), Gwangju, South Korea.