Csaba Moldicz is the Head of the International School of the Mathias Corvinus Collegium Foundation.He has published extensively as a senior editor, including a monograph on U.S.-China technology competition in Europe, published by Routledge, and a book on geopolitics in Central Europe, published by Bloomsbury.

• 1. The question of the developmental state paradigm– a brief assessment for the period 2014-2024.- 2. Indonesian economy in key figures.- 3. Maintaining speed and avoiding dependence? The dilemmas of external financing and savings.- 4. Increasing domestic value? The modernization of the economy.- 5. Building fast and cheap infrastructure in an island nation.- 6. Taking advantage of the demography dividends.- 7. Achieving strategic autonomy – balancing between foreign policy and economic development goals.- 8. Summary.

Csaba Moldicz is the Head of the International School of the Mathias Corvinus Collegium Foundation.He has published extensively as a senior editor, including a monograph on U.S.-China technology competition in Europe, published by Routledge, and a book on geopolitics in Central Europe, published by Bloomsbury.

• 1. The question of the developmental state paradigm– a brief assessment for the period 2014-2024.- 2. Indonesian economy in key figures.- 3. Maintaining speed and avoiding dependence? The dilemmas of external financing and savings.- 4. Increasing domestic value? The modernization of the economy.- 5. Building fast and cheap infrastructure in an island nation.- 6. Taking advantage of the demography dividends.- 7. Achieving strategic autonomy – balancing between foreign policy and economic development goals.- 8. Summary.

Csaba Moldicz is the Head of the International School of the Mathias Corvinus Collegium Foundation.He has published extensively as a senior editor, including a monograph on U.S.-China technology competition in Europe, published by Routledge, and a book on geopolitics in Central Europe, published by Bloomsbury.

• 1. The question of the developmental state paradigm– a brief assessment for the period 2014-2024.- 2. Indonesian economy in key figures.- 3. Maintaining speed and avoiding dependence? The dilemmas of external financing and savings.- 4. Increasing domestic value? The modernization of the economy.- 5. Building fast and cheap infrastructure in an island nation.- 6. Taking advantage of the demography dividends.- 7. Achieving strategic autonomy – balancing between foreign policy and economic development goals.- 8. Summary.