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 builds on insights from the coalitional presidentialism literature and a more
ideational regime-based approach to examine the reasons behind Indonesia's ongoing …

Political parties are an important building block in Indonesia's political system. Compared to
their counterparts in neighbouring countries such as Thailand or the Philippines, Indonesian …

Ide awal buku ini lahir pada penghujung tahun 2020 saat kami menggagas perlunya
mengundang ilmuwan sosial politik dari seluruh dunia untuk menulis refleksi bersama atas …

Party politics in Indonesia's current democratic regime takes place within the parameters of a
heavily fragmented multi-party system. Factionalism exists in most parties, but the influence …

Among the neglected cases of presidential systems in Southeast Asia, the Philippines is
particularly interesting as the oldest in the region and as a 'pure'case of presidentialism …

Regional patterns have long been crucial to the debate about the political impact of
presidential and parliamentary institutions on democratic quality and regime stability …

This chapter builds on insights from the coalitional presidentialism literature and a more
ideational regime-based approach to examine the reasons behind Indonesia's descent into …

A partisan affiliation built from social basic and social cleavage in a relationsip of political
parties and civil society as mostly discussed, found its new trend to be endshown by local …

This chapter outlines key features of contemporary Indonesian party politics, highlighting two
somewhat contradictory trends. On the one hand, the party system has become increasingly …