Philips Jusario Vermonte
pjvermonte@csis.or.id
pjvermonte@gmail.com
Born in Manila, the Philippines, 14 July 1972, Philips has been a
prolific analyst on conflict and other political issues, and is a
mind-provoking speaker in seminars. He is currently a researcher at
the Department of International Relations, Centre for Strategic and
International Studies (CSIS), a Jakarta-based think tank. He was
also a visiting lecturer at University of Indonesia and Paramadina
University where he taught courses on, among other, peace studies
and military in developing countries. He helped the establishment,
and is a core member, of Interseksi Foundation in Jakarta.
He obtained his M.A (International Studies) degree from Department
of Politics, University of Adelaide, Australia (2001). He is now a
Fulbright Ph.D student at Political Science Department, Northern
Illinois University, USA.
His recent publications include Philips J Vermonte (ed), Small
is (not) beautiful: the problems of small arms in Southeast
Asia (CSIS and the Japan Foundation, 2004, in English);
Philips J Vermonte (ed), Conflict and election: a study of the
2004 general election in four conflict areas in Indonesia (The
Interseksi Foundation, 2005, in Bahasa Indonesia).
Chapters in Books
• Vermonte, Philips Jusario 2005.
‘Demokratisasi dan politik luar negeri Indonesia: Membangun citra
diri’ In Mencari desain baru politik luar negeri Indonesia
: p. 27-40
• Vermonte, Philips Jusario
(ed.) 2004. ‘Tackling the problem of small arms in Southeast Asia:
State and non-state perspectives’ In Small is (not)
beautiful : p. 87-108 Vermonte, Philips Jusario CSIS,
Jakarta
• Vermonte, Philips Jusario
2004. ‘Threat of disintegration’ In Challenges of the New
Government : p. 47-9 CSIS, Jakarta
• Vermonte, Philips Jusario
(ed.) 2002. ‘Problematika kontrol sipil atas militer ’ In
Merumuskan Kembali Kebangsaan Indonesia, Piliang, Indra
J., Edy Prasetyono, Hadi Soesastro CSIS, Jakarta
Articles in
Journals
•
Vermonte, Philips Jusario 2004. ‘Threat to disintegration’ The
Indonesian Quarterly 32(3) : p. 303-5
• Vermonte, Philips Jusario
2003. ‘Problematika peredaran small arms di kawasan Asia Tenggara:
Thailand, Filipina dan Indonesia’ Analisis CSIS 32(1) : p.
57-69
Other Selected Articles
• “Problematika bisnis militer”, Sinar
Harapan - December 16, 2004
• “Sikap politisi kita”,
Kompas - November 5, 2004
• Preventing conflicts within
ASEAN”, The Jakarta Post - May 11, 2004
• “Dua jenderal, HAM, dan
dikotomi sipil-militer”, Koran Tempo - May 5, 2004
• “Coordination needed to
fight terrorism”, The Jakarta Post - February 12, 2004
• “Final list of candidates
can trigger conflicts”, The Jakarta Post - January 21, 2004
• “No reason to give power
back to the Army”, The Jakarta Post - February 25, 2003
• “Maritime issues must be
given more attention”, The Jakarta Post - January 1, 2003
• “Democracy interrupted:
Lessons from Venezuela”, The Jakarta Post - May 25, 2002
• “ASEAN needs to address
illegal trade in small arms”, The Jakarta Post - April 16,
2002