Indonesia in 2006 appeared to be stabilizing after several years of political and economic upheaval. Cautious reforms continued, but official corruption remained problematic. It appeared that the Aceh conflict was over. At year\u27s end, Indonesia still faced many daunting problems but appeared to be charting a steadier course.<br /
Page range: 61-92The fall of Indonesia’s New Order regime set the stage for more competitive electio...
This article highlighted how the last parliamentary system government reached the verge of collapse ...
In late 2002 Australia\u27s Centre for Democratic Institutions (CDI) commissioned a study of the Ind...
In May 1998 the fall of Suharto marked the beginning of a difficult and multi-layered transition pro...
Two sides of the debate on Indonesia\u27s future turn on the tension between sustained economic grow...
This article is based on two surveys on the state of democracy in Indonesia in order to assess the p...
AFTER the Asian currency crisis in 1997, Indonesia struggled to reconstructits hard-hit economy and ...
The author focuses on Indonesia, the world’s fourth-most populous country and largest Muslim nation....
"Completely revised and updated, this new edition of The Politics of Indonesia is an engaging a...
Indonesia is the world’s largest Muslim-majority country. It is of immense importance for the securi...
On 27 July 1996 Indonesian politics was shaken by the most widespread riots to occur in the capital ...
By June 2006, the government had largely completed the difficult tasks of stabilising macroeconomic ...
In May 1998, a revolutionary movement for democratization occurred in Indonesia, and the 32 year -lo...
As Egypt and Tunisia begin difficult democratic transitions, comparative political scientists have p...
The second year of President Yudhoyono’s term in offi ce was distinguished by continuing political st...
Page range: 61-92The fall of Indonesia’s New Order regime set the stage for more competitive electio...
This article highlighted how the last parliamentary system government reached the verge of collapse ...
In late 2002 Australia\u27s Centre for Democratic Institutions (CDI) commissioned a study of the Ind...
In May 1998 the fall of Suharto marked the beginning of a difficult and multi-layered transition pro...
Two sides of the debate on Indonesia\u27s future turn on the tension between sustained economic grow...
This article is based on two surveys on the state of democracy in Indonesia in order to assess the p...
AFTER the Asian currency crisis in 1997, Indonesia struggled to reconstructits hard-hit economy and ...
The author focuses on Indonesia, the world’s fourth-most populous country and largest Muslim nation....
"Completely revised and updated, this new edition of The Politics of Indonesia is an engaging a...
Indonesia is the world’s largest Muslim-majority country. It is of immense importance for the securi...
On 27 July 1996 Indonesian politics was shaken by the most widespread riots to occur in the capital ...
By June 2006, the government had largely completed the difficult tasks of stabilising macroeconomic ...
In May 1998, a revolutionary movement for democratization occurred in Indonesia, and the 32 year -lo...
As Egypt and Tunisia begin difficult democratic transitions, comparative political scientists have p...
The second year of President Yudhoyono’s term in offi ce was distinguished by continuing political st...
Page range: 61-92The fall of Indonesia’s New Order regime set the stage for more competitive electio...
This article highlighted how the last parliamentary system government reached the verge of collapse ...
In late 2002 Australia\u27s Centre for Democratic Institutions (CDI) commissioned a study of the Ind...