How Māori Wisdom & Expertise Shape New Zealand’s Bold Public Decisions

Join host Muhammad Djindan, M.Sc., a lecturer and researcher in environmental policy and resource governance, as he engages in a thought-provoking discussion with Dr. Tatjana Buklijas, a historian and social studies of science scholar from University of Auckland, New Zealand.

This episode explores the intersection of democracy, expertise, and complex problem-solving, drawing on mutual lessons between Indonesia and New Zealand. From deliberative democracy to science-policy interfaces, they discuss how evidence-based policymaking and public engagement can address pressing issues like environmental governance and societal challenges.