
Baliology: Reclaiming Cultural Identity Through Scholarship
Baliology aims to redefine Bali's cultural narrative, moving beyond Western perspectives to embrace local epistemology.
128 articles published on Bali Journal.

Baliology aims to redefine Bali's cultural narrative, moving beyond Western perspectives to embrace local epistemology.

As Bali continues to attract digital nomads and expats, innovative income opportunities are emerging, reflecting both local culture and global trends.

A recent viral screenshot has sparked outrage in Bali, but the real scandal lies in the unchecked narratives and systemic issues that preceded it.

Bali aims to encourage tourists to savor local cuisine, potentially benefiting local farmers and the economy.

In a bid to protect local livelihoods, Bali's government has barred foreign investors from entering 18 business sectors, including hotels, cafes, and motorbike rentals.

A viral video accusing Bali's police chief of misconduct has sparked significant debate, leading authorities to clarify the events depicted.

The Nusa Penida Strait emerges as a potential source of renewable energy, promising to transform Bali's energy landscape amid growing concerns over sustainability.

The Indonesian government has earmarked Rp333.6 billion in sukuk funds to support various development projects in Bali, targeting infrastructure and educational advancements.

In a groundbreaking initiative, communities in Bali's historic north are turning plastic waste into vibrant street signs, fostering civic pride and environmental awareness.

Bali's significant investment in infrastructure is essential for sustainable tourism and economic growth.

Bali's new waste-to-energy plant, supported by Danantara, aims to process 120 tonnes of waste daily as part of its commitment to net-zero emissions by 2045.

Dr. Panudiana Kuhn advocates for the revitalization of Bali's agricultural sector through education and sustainable practices.

Bali's tourism sector shows a modest recovery with a 1.4% increase in foreign visitor arrivals in the first quarter of 2026, driven primarily by Australian and Chinese tourists.

Indonesia plans to establish a financial hub in Bali's KEK Kura Kura, aiming to attract $6.3 billion in investments as part of its strategy to diversify the economy.

Indonesia aims to transform Bali into a leading global financial center, enhancing its economic landscape while preserving cultural integrity.

Indonesia plans to transform Bali into a leading global financial center, balancing economic growth with cultural preservation.

Bali's property landscape experiences heightened regulatory enforcement while attracting significant international investment, marking a pivotal month for the island's hospitality sector.

A fire early this morning devastated 5,000 square meters of the Club Med Bali resort, resulting in substantial damages but no reported fatalities.

In April 2026, Bali faces increased fuel and gas prices, amplifying economic strain on households and businesses amid growing operational costs.

Bali's immigration authority enhances oversight with new offices in Tabanan and Klungkung, complemented by a 24-hour hotline.
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