1st Edition
Democratization in Post-Suharto Indonesia
1. The New Order and its Legacy: Reflections on Democratization in Indonesia Marco Bünte and Andreas Ufen PART I: The Restructuring of Core State Institutions 2. The Indonesian Legislature and its Impact on Democratic Consolidation Patrick Ziegenhain 3. Indonesia’s Struggle for Rule of Law Petra Stockmann 4. Government Policies and Civil Society Initiatives against Corruption Sofie Arjon Schütte 5. Indonesia’s Protracted Decentralization: Contested Reforms and their Unintended Consequences Marco Bünte 6. Indonesia and the Pitfalls of Low-Quality Democracy: A Case Study of the Gubernatorial Elections in North Sulawesi Marcus Mietzner PART II: The Intermediate Level: Political Parties 7. Political Parties and Democratization in Indonesia Andreas Ufen 8. Uneven Party Institutionalization, Protracted Transition and the Remarkable Resilience of Golkar Dirk Tomsa PART III: Resistance of New Order Stalwarts 9. Capitalist Consolidation, Consolidated Capitalists: Indonesia’s Conglomerates between Authoritarianism and Democracy Christian Chua 10. From Dwifungsi to NKRI: Regime Change and Political Activism of the Indonesian Military Jun Honna PART IV: Civil and ‘Uncivil’ Society 11. Civil Society and the Challenges of the Post-Suharto Era Mikaela Nyman 12. From ‘Heroes’ to ‘Troublemakers’? Civil Society and Democratization in Indonesia Bob S. Hadiwinata 13. Two Sides of the same Coin? Separatism and Democratization in Post-Suharto Indonesia Felix Heiduk
Biography
Marco Bünte and Andreas Ufen are both Senior Research Fellows at the Institute of Asian Studies, German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA), Hamburg, Germany.
