b'\n_START_ARTICLE_\nChristine Susanna Tjhin\n_START_SECTION_\nWawancara\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\nWimar Witoelar, Perspektif.Net: "Kami sering mendengarkan pandangannya di forum umum dan tulisannya di berbagai media, terutama juga kehadirannya dalam forum riset. Tapi yang kami ingin sorot sekarang beberapa pandangannya mengenai topik pembawaan perilaku peran kaum turunan Tionghoa di Indonesia."_NEWLINE_Wawancara Saya Magazine menggali lebih jauh peran intelektual muda ini dalam mengikis diskriminasi terhadap kelompok minoritas/marginal dan pandangannya tentang Indonesia.\n_START_SECTION_\nPublikasi\n_START_PARAGRAPH_\n\xc2\xbb Tjhin, Christine Susanna 2004. \xe2\x80\x98Ethnic Chinese & Indonesian democratic stage: A personal note\xe2\x80\x99 In Budi dan Nalar: 70 Tahun Harry Tjan Silalahi: p.\xc2\xa0625-624 Soesastro, Hadi, J. Kristiadi and Arief Priyadi (eds.) CSIS, Jakarta_NEWLINE_\xc2\xbb Tjhin, Christine Susanna and Tommi A. Legowo 2006. \xe2\x80\x98Tinjauan Perkembangan Politik: Rekonstruksi Aceh, Poso dan Isu Politik Awal 2006\xe2\x80\x99 Analisis CSIS 35(1): p.\xc2\xa04-18_NEWLINE_\xc2\xbb Tjhin, Christine Susanna and T.A Legowo 2006. \xe2\x80\x98Review of Economic Development: Aceh Reconstruction, Poso and Other Political Issues in Early 2006\xe2\x80\x99 The Indonesian Quarterly 34(1): p.\xc2\xa024-36_NEWLINE_\xc2\xbb Tjhin, Christine Susanna 2005. Menjalin demokrasi lokal dengan regional: Membangun Indonesia, membangun ASEAN. CSIS Working Paper_NEWLINE_\xc2\xbb Tjhin, Christine Susanna 2005. Post tsunami reconstruction and peace building in Aceh: Political impacts and potential risks. CSIS Working Paper_NEWLINE_\xc2\xbbPangestu, Mari, Haryo Aswicahyono, Puspa Delima Amri and Christine Susanna Tjhin 2004. Indonesia-China bilateral economic relations: past, present and future. Joint research program with Institute of Developing Economies, Japan_NEWLINE_\xc2\xbbTjhin, Christine Susanna, Taufik Basari, Asri Wahono and Cosmas Adi Utomo 2003. Human Rights and Democratisation in Indonesia. Paper presented at the Human Rights Correspondence School (HRCS) and Religious Groups for Human Rights (RGHR) of the Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) Human Rights Training Session 2003, Colombo, Sri Lanka, November 13-24.'