The unusual move by President Jokowi and Vice President Jusuf Kalla (JK) to wear traditional attire while attending the annual joint session of the MPR, DPR, and DPD has been…
Kompas.id published an article by Fuadil 'Ulum entitled "Rejecting the Objectification of Young Voters". This article discusses the position of young voters in politics and elections, especially regarding the tendency…
This study examines the roles played by Egyptian political actors during the transition period and how these roles contributed to the failure of the democratic transition. The actors include: 1)…
Much of the debate surrounding Indonesia’s 2014 presidential election has highlighted the success of civil society in propelling a popular candidate to the presidency and in organizing a burgeoning spirit…
Does the rapidly growing political activism of civil society correlate positively with the deepening of democracy in Indonesia? This article addresses this question by examining the role of civil society…
Populism is not a new phenomenon in Indonesia. Throughout the country's history, populist resistance movements have emerged in various forms, spanning the Old Order era to the post-New Order period.…
What is more frightening than witnessing the rise of a demagogue through democratic means? In a democracy, such an outcome is a nightmare. This book vividly illustrates the authors' concerns…
Most studies on religious freedom in Indonesia have revealed a stark gap between constitutional protections and the actual implementation of religious freedom, highlighting the state's failure to fulfill its role…
The increasing military involvement in civilian affairs in Indonesia has raised concerns, given the history of power abuses during the *dwifungsi* (dual-function) era under Suharto’s rule.In the post-Reformasi period, the…
In Indonesia, election financing remains a crucial topic in every general election. This financing encompasses aspects of revenue, expenditure, and fund management. While not the sole focus, discussions on election…