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Standing for parliament, and against mining in Kalimantan
Published: 17/04/2019Some Indonesian politicians are taking on the industries which dominate politics in their regions. But can working in the system change much? The post Standing for parliament, and against mining in Ka ... Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org -
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Polarisation in Indonesia: what if perception is reality?
Published: 16/04/2019Considering whether five years of Jokowi–Prabowo competition is dividing Indonesian society. The post Polarisation in Indonesia: what if perception is reality? appeared first on New Mandala . Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org -
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Indonesia’s real infrastructure challenge: getting people out of their cars
Published: 16/04/2019Road building is good for the economy overall but does little to solve the congestion that plagues Indonesia’s major provinces. The post Indonesia’s real infrastructure challenge: getting people out o ... Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org
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Campaigning in the shadow of Ahok in NTT
Published: 15/04/2019Fears of intolerant Islamic movements have intensified identity politics in Christian communities in the east. The post Campaigning in the shadow of Ahok in NTT appeared first on New Mandala . Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org -
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An anti-feminist wave in Indonesia’s election?
Published: 14/04/2019Socially conservative female candidates are making their mark in the 2019 legislative elections. The post An anti-feminist wave in Indonesia’s election? appeared first on New Mandala . Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org -
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Jokowi and NU: the view from the pesantren
Published: 11/04/2019Islamic boarding schools are ground zero for Jokowi’s efforts to win over the Muslim grassroots. Ideology and patronage are both playing a part. The post Jokowi and NU: the view from the pesantren app ... Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org
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Indonesia’s bureaucracy is a campaign tool—but not for the president
Published: 11/04/2019Why attempts to mobilise the civil service in presidential elections aren’t likely to have much effect. The post Indonesia’s bureaucracy is a campaign tool—but not for the president appeared first on ... Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org -
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Cooptation doesn’t work: how redshirts voted in Isan
Published: 10/04/2019The redshirt movement endures at the ballot box. The post Cooptation doesn’t work: how redshirts voted in Isan appeared first on New Mandala . Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org -
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An interview with Malaysia’s Foreign Minister, Saifuddun Abdullah
Published: 9/04/2019Answering New Mandala's questions on the "New Malaysia" and its place in the region and the world. The post An interview with Malaysia’s Foreign Minister, Saifuddun Abdullah appeared first on Ne ... Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org
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Jokowi and the preachers: an ambiguous pre-election relationship
Published: 8/04/2019Reflections on socio-religious developments and the political role of Indonesia’s Islamic preachers appealing to the middle class. The post Jokowi and the preachers: an ambiguous pre-election relation ... Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org -
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What’s the role of a Constitutional Court in a military dictatorship? On the dissolution of Thai Raksa Chart
Published: 5/04/2019In Thailand, the function of the constitution is not to limit the power of the king, but to reflect the king’s will. The post What’s the role of a Constitutional Court in a military dictatorship ... Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org -
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Why so serious: the limits of liberal democracy in the Philippines
Published: 5/04/2019Populism has left liberal democracy on the defensive. Liberals might think to adopt elements of Duterte's populist idiom. The post Why so serious: the limits of liberal democracy in the Philippines ap ... Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org
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Elite realignment, a populist moment: reflections on Thailand’s 2019 general elections
Published: 4/04/2019เลือกตั้ง 62: ชนชั้นนำแตกเป็นเสี่ยงและประชานิยมทางการเมือง The post Elite realignment, a populist moment: reflections on Thailand’s 2019 general elections appeared first on New Mandala . Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org -
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Indonesia’s elections in the periphery: a view from Maluku
Published: 2/04/2019The eastern islands showcase how national-level polarisation filters through to the grassroots, but also how the realities of decentralised power interfere with national-level political designs. The p ... Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org -
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Key issues in the midterm elections: a perspective from the Bangsamoro
Published: 31/03/2019Should we consider the 2019 polls as a preview of politics in the soon-to-be autonomous region? The post Key issues in the midterm elections: a perspective from the Bangsamoro appeared first on New Ma ... Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org
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Entrenched illiberalism in Mainland Southeast Asia
Published: 29/03/2019ANU conference examines how and why illiberalism remains inherent to political order in mainland Southeast Asia, and what might be done about it. The post Entrenched illiberalism in Mainland Southeast ... Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org -
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Pheu Thai won the Facebook Election in Thailand
Published: 29/03/2019Online, it was the least active party which proved the most popular during the 2019 Thai election, meaning supporters mobilised with little direction from above. The post Pheu Thai won the Facebook El ... Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org -
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Weighing Jokowi’s infrastructure projects in Eastern Indonesia
Published: 28/03/2019Out in the east, there is a feeling that Sulawesi has received disproportionate attention from Jokowi. The post Weighing Jokowi’s infrastructure projects in Eastern Indonesia appeared first on New Man ... Read moreSource: www.newmandala.org
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Palang Pracharat Party: can old tricks win in a new political landscape?
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The polarisation paradox in Indonesia’s 2019 elections
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Election liveblog: Leuak tang 2019 เลือกตั้ง62
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