"Indonesian Political Thinking": A Review

Alfian,; Feith, Herbert; Castles, Lance

doi:10.2307/3350750

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“…Indonesian economic policy should be guided by the articles and paragraphs in the 1945 Constitution. Ideas, concepts and theories about economic management based on the values of the 1945 Constitution that's the Indonesian economy [30,31]. It can be stated that the Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution are guidelines for the Conduct of the Indonesian Nation.…”

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Curriculum Analysis Based on Indonesia’s Economic Behavior in The Covid-19 Period

Hairunisya¹,

Sunaryanto²

2020

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Curriculum Analysis Based on Indonesia’s Economic Behavior in The Covid-19 Period

Hairunisya¹,

Sunaryanto²

2020

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The Politics of Intolerant Laws against Adherents of Indigenous Beliefs or Aliran Kepercayaan in Indonesia

Nalle

2021

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Earlier studies have examined the discriminatory effects of laws and policies against the adherents of indigenous beliefs—Aliran Kepercayaan—in Indonesia. However, those studies do not show how the politics of law were developed through the prior sociopolitical processes in Indonesia’s legislative history. This study analyzes how and why the government initiated and later put an end to discrimination against adherents of Aliran Kepercayaan—at least in the realm of population administration. Under the New Order era, political battles gave birth to the politics of law discriminating against the Aliran Kepercayaan adherents. Weakening political resistance in the Reformasi era as well as judicial review before the Constitutional Court forced the government to partially relax its discriminatory laws and policies. Nonetheless, progressive initiatives from secular nationalist parties have yet to be taken in order to further ensure equality for all minority—religious—groups within Indonesian society before the law.

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"Indonesian Political Thinking": A Review

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Curriculum Analysis Based on Indonesia’s Economic Behavior in The Covid-19 Period

Curriculum Analysis Based on Indonesia’s Economic Behavior in The Covid-19 Period

The Politics of Intolerant Laws against Adherents of Indigenous Beliefs or Aliran Kepercayaan in Indonesia

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