John F. McCarthy is associate professor at the Crawford School of Public Policy at Australian National University.Andrew McWilliam is professor of anthropology at Western Sydney University.Gerben Nooteboom is associate professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Amsterdam.

• Part One: Agrarian Change and Social ProtectionIntroduction: Rural Change, Food Security and Social Protection in IndonesiaUnderstanding Agrarian Change: Scenarios of Agricultural Development, Income Diversification, and Food Poverty in IndonesiaSocial Protection and the Challenge of Poverty in IndonesiaPart Two: The analysis and structure of rural povertyUnderstanding the Nature of Rural Change in Central JavaProgressing Sideways in the Rice Lands: Livelihood Change and Nutritional Insecurity in AcehAgrarian change, vulnerability and the community economy in Sumba Agrarian Change and Oil Palm: Poverty dynamics and food security in SumatraPoverty, Vulnerability and Social Protection in Mountain Java: The 'Haves and the Have Nots'Between the sea and a hard place: Fisheries degradation and livelihood precarity in a west Bali coastal communitySustaining Livelihoods from the Seas: Sama Bajo vulnerabilities and resilience.Part Three: Social ProtectionAre conditional cash transfers policies implementable? Social cash transfer and emergent patterns of entitlement in rural AcehThe Arrival and implementation of conditional cash transfers in JavaVillage politics, Ritual Deliberation, and the Problem of Beneficiary Mistargeting in Central Java.Conditional Cash Transfer and the Implications of Global Politics in the Development of Indonesia's Social Protection PolicyPart Four: ConclusionsAgrarian Change Scenarios and Social AssistanceConclusions and ImplicationsEpilogue: The COVID-19 Pandemic, Changing Agrarian Scenarios and Social Assistance

John F. McCarthy is associate professor at the Crawford School of Public Policy at Australian National University.Andrew McWilliam is professor of anthropology at Western Sydney University.Gerben Nooteboom is associate professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Amsterdam.

• Part One: Agrarian Change and Social ProtectionIntroduction: Rural Change, Food Security and Social Protection in IndonesiaUnderstanding Agrarian Change: Scenarios of Agricultural Development, Income Diversification, and Food Poverty in IndonesiaSocial Protection and the Challenge of Poverty in IndonesiaPart Two: The analysis and structure of rural povertyUnderstanding the Nature of Rural Change in Central JavaProgressing Sideways in the Rice Lands: Livelihood Change and Nutritional Insecurity in AcehAgrarian change, vulnerability and the community economy in Sumba Agrarian Change and Oil Palm: Poverty dynamics and food security in SumatraPoverty, Vulnerability and Social Protection in Mountain Java: The 'Haves and the Have Nots'Between the sea and a hard place: Fisheries degradation and livelihood precarity in a west Bali coastal communitySustaining Livelihoods from the Seas: Sama Bajo vulnerabilities and resilience.Part Three: Social ProtectionAre conditional cash transfers policies implementable? Social cash transfer and emergent patterns of entitlement in rural AcehThe Arrival and implementation of conditional cash transfers in JavaVillage politics, Ritual Deliberation, and the Problem of Beneficiary Mistargeting in Central Java.Conditional Cash Transfer and the Implications of Global Politics in the Development of Indonesia's Social Protection PolicyPart Four: ConclusionsAgrarian Change Scenarios and Social AssistanceConclusions and ImplicationsEpilogue: The COVID-19 Pandemic, Changing Agrarian Scenarios and Social Assistance

John F. McCarthy is associate professor at the Crawford School of Public Policy at Australian National University.Andrew McWilliam is professor of anthropology at Western Sydney University.Gerben Nooteboom is associate professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Amsterdam.

• Part One: Agrarian Change and Social ProtectionIntroduction: Rural Change, Food Security and Social Protection in IndonesiaUnderstanding Agrarian Change: Scenarios of Agricultural Development, Income Diversification, and Food Poverty in IndonesiaSocial Protection and the Challenge of Poverty in IndonesiaPart Two: The analysis and structure of rural povertyUnderstanding the Nature of Rural Change in Central JavaProgressing Sideways in the Rice Lands: Livelihood Change and Nutritional Insecurity in AcehAgrarian change, vulnerability and the community economy in Sumba Agrarian Change and Oil Palm: Poverty dynamics and food security in SumatraPoverty, Vulnerability and Social Protection in Mountain Java: The 'Haves and the Have Nots'Between the sea and a hard place: Fisheries degradation and livelihood precarity in a west Bali coastal communitySustaining Livelihoods from the Seas: Sama Bajo vulnerabilities and resilience.Part Three: Social ProtectionAre conditional cash transfers policies implementable? Social cash transfer and emergent patterns of entitlement in rural AcehThe Arrival and implementation of conditional cash transfers in JavaVillage politics, Ritual Deliberation, and the Problem of Beneficiary Mistargeting in Central Java.Conditional Cash Transfer and the Implications of Global Politics in the Development of Indonesia's Social Protection PolicyPart Four: ConclusionsAgrarian Change Scenarios and Social AssistanceConclusions and ImplicationsEpilogue: The COVID-19 Pandemic, Changing Agrarian Scenarios and Social Assistance