\aLocal power and politics in Indonesia : \b decentralisation & democratisation / \c edited by Edward Aspinall and Greg Fealy.
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\aSingapore : \b Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, \c 2003.
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\axxiii, 303 p.
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\aIndonesia update series
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\aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 275-290) and index.
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\a1. Introduction: decentralisation, democratisation and the rise of the local -- Part I: Political and economic update -- 2. Political update 2002: Megawatis holding operation -- 3. Economic update 2002: struggling to maintain momentum -- Part II: Decentralisation and Democratisation overview -- 4. Regional autonomy and local politics in Indonesia -- 5. Not enough politics! Power, participation and the new democratic polity in Indonesia -- 6. What is happening on the ground? The progress of decentralisation -- 7. New rules, old structures and the limits of democratic decentralisation -- Part III: Regional case studies -- 8. Power and politics in North Sumatra: the uncompleted reformas -- 9. Who are the orang riau? Negotiating identity across geographic and ethnic divides -- 10. The privatisation of padang cement: regional identity and economic hegemony in the new era of decentralisation -- 11. Coming apart and staying together at the centre: debates over provincial status in Java and Madura -- 12. Changing the cultural landscape of local politics in post-authoritarian Indonesia: the view from blora, central Java -- 13. Between rights and repression: the politics of special autonomy in Papua -- Part IV: Institutions and society -- 14. Decentralisation and women in Indonesia: one step back, two steps forward? -- 15. Shifting power to the periphery: the impact of decentralisation on forests and forest people -- 16. Business as usual? The Indonesian armed forces and local politics in the Post-Soeharto era -- 17. Decentralisation and the Indonesian bureaucracy: major changes, minor impact?
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