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Opinion 2 months ago
PREMIUM
Analysis: Prabowo targets electoral reforms to consolidate power
The direct election mechanism as a way of choosing political leaders could become a thing of the past in Indonesia, starting with the election of the heads of regional administrations, but it could go all the way up to the election of the head of state.
Opinion 6 years ago
PREMIUM
The rise, crumbling of reformist populism in Indonesia (Part 1 of 2)
Populism is often associated with nationalist mass mobilization against liberal internationalism. However, while this may be one outcome of populism, it does not equal populism. There is increasing scholarly agreement with Cas Mudde that the essence of populism is a thin ideology of “common people” and its “general will”, in contrast to established elites and their special interests.
