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1. afsa.org › democracy-indonesia-progress-reportDemocracy in Indonesia: A Progress Report

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   In 2017 Basuki Tjahaja Purnama (aka Ahok)—the governor (mayor) of Jakarta, one of the most powerful political positions in the country—was defeated in a re-election bid. Ahok had been vice governor of Jakarta and was elevated to the governorship when Jakarta’s then governor, Joko Widodo, was elected president of Indonesia in 2014.

2. www.internationalaffairs.org.au › australianOnly the Right is Left in Indonesia’s Elections

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   Aug 30, 2023 · In 2017, it was pointed out that four of the richest men in Indonesia owned wealth that was equal to the poorest 100 million of their compatriots. While Indonesia’s Gini Ratio has hovered around the 0.4 mark for some time – despite experiencing a pre-Covid-19 reduction – this does not capture how around half of the wealth is controlled by just one percent of the population.

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4. thediplomat.com › 2022 › 06Is Indonesia’s Grand Experiment with Democracy Coming to an ...

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   Jun 3, 2022 · Political stability and democracy were firmly in place, and as Indonesia’s economy rose to become the 17th largest in the world, the future seemed incredibly bright. That was then, but some ...

5. mjps.ssmu.ca › indonesia-after-25-years-ofIndonesia After 25 Years of Democratic Reform: Where Will Its ...

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   Feb 13, 2024 · In 2019, the general election in Indonesia was the world’s largest executive and legislative election in the world with an estimate of more than 190 million voters coming to the polling stations. Indonesia currently has three presidential candidates contesting. As a founding member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), the ...

6. www.economist.com › leaders › 2022/11/17Why Indonesia matters - The Economist

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   Nov 17, 2022 · The second reason for Indonesia’s strong prospects is that it has found a way to combine democracy with economic reform. Reflecting the traumas of the 1990s, a flawed but pluralist political ...

7. www.iseas.edu.sg › articles-commentaries › iseas2022/7 “How have Two Years of Pandemic Affected Indonesian ...

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   Jan 27, 2022 · EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Indonesian political dynamics have not been significantly impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. On balance, the government has been perceived as ultimately successful in managing the pandemic. By December 2021, Covid-19 cases, hospitalisations and deaths in Indonesia had decreased and stabilised after a major surge in July 2021. By January 2022, 52 per cent […]

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   Is 2017 a year of Democratic setbacks in Indonesia?

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   How has Indonesian democracy changed over the years?

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   Democracy in Indonesia: A Progress Report - American Foreign Service

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   How democratic are political transitions in Indonesia?

   • Political transitions and governance at the provincial and local level have not always been as democratic as those at the national level, to be sure. Significant economic and judicial corruption, as well as the extensive role and power of the Indonesian military, continue to influence political campaigns, party candidate selections and elections.

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   How did Indonesia become a democratic country?

   • He also liberalized the press, oversaw the lifting of restrictions on political parties and the decentralization of political powers, effectively granting local governments a much greater control over their affairs. These sweeping reforms marked the beginning of Indonesia’s democratic transition.

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   Is Indonesia ready for Democracy?

   • And despite the weight of decades of dictatorial rule, post-Suharto Indonesia has made steady progress toward becoming a full and functioning democracy. That evolution was not widely expected. Many Indonesians who had served in the Suharto administration declared in the wake of the dictator’s fall that Indonesia was “not ready for democracy.”

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   • If it succeeds, Indonesia will improve the lives of a quarter of a billion people and spur on a growth-starved world. It could even alter the global balance of power.■ Correction (November 30th 2022): The original version of this story stated that Jokowi may have been the only person to have met four presidents this year.

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   Jan 7, 2023 · Abstract. This article suggests that 2017 has been a year of distinctive democratic setbacks in Indonesia. It offers a tentative framework that explains how democratic regression is likely to ...