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Introduction
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1. Why Study Political Ideology in Indonesia?
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2. Scope and Limitations of this Study
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3. Objectives of the Study
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4. Methodology
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4.1. Case Study
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4.2. Data-Gathering Techniques
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4.3. Data Analysis
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5. Structure of the Study
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15–42
Chapter I Democratisation and Good Governance in Indonesia
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1. Democratisation and Decentralisation
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1.1. Understanding Democracy
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1.2. The Democratisation Wave in Indonesia Today
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1.3. Decentralisation and its Impacts on Local Politics
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2. Good Governance and Public Services
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2.1. Governance and Basic Needs
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2.2. Two Major Public Services
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2.2.1. Education Affairs
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2.2.2. Health Affairs
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3. Summary
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43–90
Chapter II Political Ideology and Political Parties in Indonesia
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1. Political Ideology
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1.1. Defining Ideology in the Political Context
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1.2. The Variants of Indonesian Society
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1.2.1. The Abangan Variant
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1.2.2. The Santri Variant
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1.2.3. The Jemaah Tarbiyah Variant
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2. Political Parties
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2.1. Concept of Political Parties
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2.2. Model of Party Classification
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2.3. Change and Goal in a Political Party
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2.4. The Configuration of Political Cleavage
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3. Selected Parties: Formulating the Analytical Framework
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3.1. The Nationalist-Secular: PDIP
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3.2. The Nationalist-Muslim: PAN
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3.3. The Nationalist-Islamist: PKS
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4. Summary
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Chapter III Yogyakarta: The Country’s Leading Municipality
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1. Introduction
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2. Public Services
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2.1. Education
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2.2. Health
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3. Governance Actors
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3.1. Executive
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3.2. Legislature
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3.3. Civil Society
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3.4. Economic Society
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4. Three Ideological Parties
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4.1. PDIP
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4.2. PAN
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4.3. PKS
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5. Concluding Remarks
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139–154
Chapter IV Towards a Welfare State: Party Policy
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1. Party Policy
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1.1. Education Issues
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1.2. Health Issues
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2. Party Policy-makers
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3. Policy Determinants
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3.1. Party Regulation
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3.2. Internal Stimuli
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3.3. External Stimuli
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4. Concluding Remarks
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155–178
Chapter V Fighting for People’s Interests: Party Agenda
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1. Party Involvement in the DPRD’s Tool Fittings
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1.1. The Commission of Social Welfare
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1.2. Legislation Body
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1.3. Budgetary Body
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1.4. Special Committee
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2. Party Attitudes towards Raperda
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2.1. Education System
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2.2. Retribution of Health Services
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2.3. Health Insurance
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2.4. Exclusive Breastfeeding
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3. Concluding Remarks
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Chapter VI Changeable Politics: Parties and the State
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1. The Creation of Cleavage: Parties in the Administration Arena
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1.1. Ideological Approach: 2001–2006
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1.2. Pragmatic Approach: 2006–2011
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1.3. Pragmatic-Opportunist Approach: 2011–2015
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2. Relying on Issues: Parties in the Legislative Arena
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2.1. Party and its Fraction: Seemed Solid with a Tiny Clash
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2.2. Among Fractions: Occasionally Thawing and Freezing
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3. Concluding Remarks
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Chapter VII The Resurgence of Ideology: Parties and Society
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1. When the Ideology is Still Vigorous: Parties and Civil Society
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1.1. PDIP: Strengthening Marhaenism Devotees
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1.2. PAN: Depending on Muhammadiyah Networks
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1.3. PKS: Maximising Liqo’ Linkages
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2. Having Variant Bonds: Parties and Economic Society
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2.1. PDIP: Attempting to Struggle for Wong Cilik?
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2.2. PAN: Towards a Proportional Cooperation
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2.3. PKS: Tending towards Less Partnership
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3. TRIKASWANI: Kampung Santri in the Root of Marhaen
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4. Concluding Remarks
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Chapter VIII Conclusion: The Waning and Revival of Political Ideology
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1. Towards a Symbiotic Ideology: Welfarism
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2. Blunt in the Power Arena, Sharp to the Grassroots
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2.1. Waning Ideology: A Contest in the Power Arena
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2.2. The Revival of Ideology: Approaching the Grassroots
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3. Theoretical and Practical Implications
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4. Proposal for Further Research
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257–270
Appendices
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Appendix 1
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List of Interviewees
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Appendix 2
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Appendix 3
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Appendix 4
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Appendix 5
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271–288
References
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Indonesian Political Ideology , page I - XXXIV
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Ridho Al-Hamdi
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doi.org/10.5771/9783828868847-I
ISBN print: 978-3-8288-4058-4
ISBN online: 978-3-8288-6884-7
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