Democratizing Indonesia: Reformasi Period in Historical Perspective
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27/01/2009
27/01/2009
01/08/2003
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Resumo |
Introduction : Triggered by the Asian currency crisis, Indonesia plunged into the times of violent change. With the downfall of the long-standing Soeharto rule in May 1998, changes of the state order started with great magnitude and rapidity under a new banner of “reformasi” (reform). What changes have occurred in this reformasi period? What do these changes signify? To answer these questions, it would be better to have a certain yardstick to allow us comparison. One possibility is to use a yardstick of history. What picture will emerge if we see the current array of changes in long-term historical perspectives is a main question of this paper. This paper intends to provide a bird’s-eye picture illustrating where in the Indonesian history the current restructuring of the state order is located. Rather than focusing on a specific area, I here attempt to broaden our outlook on Indonesia’s political, economic and social arenas in order to identify what are happening in these arenas, how they are mutually related, and what those events signify in the Indonesia’s historical context. |
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IDE Research Paper No. 1 http://hdl.handle.net/2344/809 IDE Research Paper 1 |
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en eng |
Publicador |
Institute of Developing Economies, JETRO 日本貿易振興会アジア経済研究所 |
Palavras-Chave | #Economic System #Political System #State-Society Relationship #Indonesia #経済体制 #政治体制 #国家ー社会関係 #インドネシア #332 #AHIO Indonesia インドネシア #N45 - Asia including Middle East #O53 - Asia including Middle East #330 |
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Article Research Paper |