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publications
Politainment in the Setya Novanto accident: A framing analysis and violations of the Indonesian Journalistic Code of Ethics in the news coverage of the Setya Novanto accident on the Tribunnews, November 16–30, 2017
Published in Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Sebelas Maret, 2018
I investigated how Indonesia’s most-visited news portal transformed a major political corruption scandal and subsequent car accident into a farcical media spectacle. It reveals how the pursuit of “politainment” ultimately compromised journalistic integrity and breached the journalism code of ethics.
Recommended citation: Fauzan, HA. (2018). Politainment dalam kecelakaan Setya Novanto: Analisis framing dan penerapan kode etik jurnalistik Indonesia dalam pemberitaan kecelakaan Setya Novanto pada portal berita Tribunnews.com periode 16-30 November 2017 [Tesis, Universitas Sebelas Maret]. https://digilib.uns.ac.id/dokumen/detail/60652/Politainment-dalam-Kecelakaan-Setya-Novanto-Analisis-Framing-dan-Penerapan-Kode-Etik-Jurnalistik-Indonesia-dalam-Pemberitaan-Kecelakaan-Setya-Novanto-Pada-Portal-Berita-TribunnewsCom-Periode-16-30-November-2017.
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Tirto.id
Published in Jakarta, Indonesia, 2020
During my journo stint at Tirto.id (2017-2020), I was assigned to the Current Issue and In-depth Reporting desks, covering a diverse range of subjects. My reporting spanned sport, economics, politics, and socio-history.
Bisnis Indonesia (Online & Newspaper)
Published in Jakarta, Indonesia, 2024
As a journalist and news editor at Bisnis Indonesia (2020–2024), my reporting focused on the economy and capital markets. I also led the development of a dedicated long-form desk called Premium Content , which focused on comprehensive market insights and long-read financial features.
Why the Brazil vs. Elon Musk saga is a red flag for Indonesia’s digital activists
Published in Indonesia at Melbourne, 2024
Brazil ban on X serves as a stark warning for Indonesian digital activists to stop relying on a single, corporate-owned platform and urgently adopt decentralised communication tools to safeguard their future movements.
Recommended citation: Fauzan, HA. (2024, September 19). Why the Brazil vs. Elon Musk saga is a red flag for Indonesia's digital activists. Indonesia at Melbourne. https://indonesiaatmelbourne.unimelb.edu.au/why-the-brazil-vs-elon-musk-saga-is-a-red-flag-for-indonesias-digital-activists
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Condemning without confronting: Indexing within Australian news media framing of former Indonesian president Joko Widodo amid his endorsement of Prabowo Subianto for the 2024 election
Published in School of the Arts and Media, UNSW Sydney, 2025
By testing the indexing hypothesis, my research explored whether Australian media provided independent scrutiny of Indonesia’s “democratic backsliding” or if coverage remained aligned with domestic elite perspectives.
Recommended citation: Fauzan, HA. (2025). Condemning without confronting: Indexing within Australian news media framing of former Indonesian president Joko Widodo amid his endorsement of Prabowo Subianto for the 2024 election [Master's thesis, The University of New South Wales]. https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.15807.06568
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Boom and bust coal 2026: Tracking the global coal plant pipeline
Published in Global Energy Monitor, 2026
Boom and Bust Coal is an annual survey of the global coal fleet by Global Energy Monitor and partners. The report analyses key trends in coal power capacity and tracks various stages of capacity development including planned retirements.
Recommended citation: Global Energy Monitor. (2026). Boom and bust coal 2026. https://globalenergymonitor.org/research/boom-and-bust-coal-2026
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talks
JERAA 2025: What Now? Towards Restorative, Reparative and Rights-based Journalism
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I presented the primary findings of my master’s thesis from the University of New South Wales. My talk, titled “The dynasty next door: Framing and indexing within Australian news media coverage of Joko Widodo’s endorsement of Prabowo Subianto during the 2024 Indonesian presidential election,” explored how the Australian press navigates its coverage of democratic backsliding in neighboring Indonesia. Specifically, the presentation examined the media’s capacity to independently scrutinise foreign political developments and tested whether Australian journalism challenged or simply aligned with the “strategic silence” adopted by domestic political elites.
China in The World (CITW) Summit 2026
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I presented in a lightning talk titled “Mining the Loophole: How BRI-Aligned Nickel Projects Exploit Indonesia’s PSN Status to Override Small-Island Protections.” The presentation explored the critical intersection of the global energy transition and environmental justice by examining how extractive industries bypass legal protections for Indonesia’s vulnerable small islands. I detailed how projects leverage domestic regulatory loopholes, particularly National Strategic Project (PSN), to override Supreme Court and Constitutional Court safeguards. By tracing developments across Wawonii, Penebang, Poto, and Gag islands, the talk mapped how Chinese-linked capital and Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) networks embed themselves through complex joint ventures and supply chains, demonstrating that formal domestic ownership often obscures true control over these upstream critical mineral nodes.
teaching
Journalism in the Era of Big Data
Undergraduate course, Universitas Bunda Mulia, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, 2026
Teaching eight credit hours per week, divided into two workshop classes.