by Nithin Coca | Jan 17, 2012 | Environmental Writing, International, Political Writing, Writing
Published in Columbia University’s Asian Pacific Affairs Council Journal, here. Construction beckons Indonesia’s modern capital, Jakarta’s, entry as a 21st century economy – the drive from the airport into the central city is dominated by high-rise shopping and... by Nithin Coca | Nov 7, 2011 | NithinCoca
In my last post about Indonesia, I wrote Had I not been there, Jakarta would still have gone on, and the city wouldn’t have noticed. It was a one-way path – the city and country making a deep, intractable impression on me, but me leaving little impression on Jakarta.... by Nithin Coca | Sep 12, 2011 | NithinCoca
Time flows unevenly. It’s pace depends on one’s place, locale, and also on oneself. Buddhist teaching says that time can be observed in its most subtle, tiny vibration from within your own body. Your state, your soul, strongly effects how time flows... by Nithin Coca | Sep 1, 2011 | NithinCoca
This is a bit outdated – but fun nontheless! Enjoy. — Everyone was going – and, of course, I was invited. Kehati was participating in a press conference to announce a partnership with Indonesian online gaming company UniPin. Essentially, UniPin would... 
by Nithin Coca | Aug 31, 2011 | International, NithinCoca, Photos
It does sound a little pretentious. Future US Leaders, most of us coming off of lowly internships, not even having finished graduate school. Yet here we were, in Japan, guests of the Japan Foundation, who’d paid for all 14 of us to visit Japan for 10 days. For...
