This article surveys ideological developments in Indonesia over the past two decades,
tracing a shift in the ideological centre of gravity from the embrace of democratic norms in …

This article surveys the marquee events in the year ahead of Indonesia's 2024 election,
finding that the field of democratic political contestation has further narrowed due to the …

Amidst a global wave of democratic regression, civil society has often been the last line of
defence against campaigns to undermine liberal rights and freedoms. In many cases …

In Politics in Contemporary Indonesia, Ken MP Setiawan and Dirk Tomsa analyse the most
prominent political ideas, institutions, interests and issues that shape Indonesian politics …

This article examines the links between a selected group of institutional factors and income
inequalities. The Indonesian transformation process, referred to as the Era Reformasi, which …

Tulisan ini memeriksa kembali hubungan antara Pancasila, politik identitas dan demokrasi
elektoral yang mengarakterisasi wacana Pemilu/Pilpres 2014 dan 2019. Dipandu Analisis …

All around the globe, populism has become increasingly prominent in democratic societies
in the developed and developing world. Scholars have attributed this rise at a response to …

Key areas of Indonesian foreign policy have remained largely autonomous of the political
struggles associated with democratisation and a subsequent illiberal turn, even as they have …

The aspiration to achieve food self-sufficiency has returned to the Indonesian policy agenda
in the post-reformasi period. After being side-lined as a policy goal immediately after the …

This article explores how empowerment‐focused Civil Society Organisations (CSOs)
traverse scales and perform brokerage functions in helping rural women from marginal …