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4. BATAM’S 2006 MAYORAL ELECTION

Weakened Political Parties and Intensified Power Struggle in Local Indonesia
© 2018 ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute/Singapore

© 2018 ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute/Singapore

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS vii
  3. LIST OF TABLES xi
  4. LIST OF FIGURES xv
  5. THE CONTRIBUTORS xvii
  6. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xix
  7. GLOSSARY xxi
  8. 1. Indonesia and the Quest for “Democracy” 1
  9. 2. Pilkada Langsung 38
  10. PART I. Political Parties, Politician Elites and the Voters
  11. 3. POLITICAL PARTIES IN PILKADA 53
  12. 4. BATAM’S 2006 MAYORAL ELECTION 74
  13. 5. THE RISING IMPORTANCE OF PERSONAL NETWORKS IN INDONESIAN LOCAL POLITICS 101
  14. 6. PILKADA, MONEY POLITICS AND THE DANGERS OF “INFORMAL GOVERNANCE” PRACTICES 125
  15. 7. ELECTING DISTRICT HEADS IN INDONESIA 147
  16. 8. GENDER AND REFORM IN INDONESIAN POLITICS 174
  17. 9. PILKADA IN BANTUL DISTRICT 190
  18. PART II. Media and Campaigns: Comparing Local and National Elections
  19. 10. POMP, PIETY, AND PERFORMANCE 211
  20. 11. ASSESSING MEDIA IMPACT ON LOCAL ELECTIONS IN INDONESIA 229
  21. PART III. Conflict, Ethnicity, and Political Divisions
  22. 12. AUTONOMY, DEMOCRACY, AND INTERNAL CONFLICT 259
  23. 13. CONFLICT AND THE GROWTH OF DEMOCRACY IN MANGGARAI DISTRICT 283
  24. 14. THE RETURN OF THE SULTAN? POWER, PATRONAGE, AND POLITICAL MACHINES IN “POST”-CONFLICT NORTH MALUKU 303
  25. 15. ETHNIC POLITICS AND THE RISE OF THE DAYAK BUREAUCRACTS IN LOCAL ELECTIONS 327
  26. 16. BARE-CHESTED POLITICS IN CENTRAL SULAWESI 352
  27. INDEX 375
Deepening Democracy in Indonesia?
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https://doi.org/10.1355/9789812308429-009

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS vii
  3. LIST OF TABLES xi
  4. LIST OF FIGURES xv
  5. THE CONTRIBUTORS xvii
  6. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xix
  7. GLOSSARY xxi
  8. 1. Indonesia and the Quest for “Democracy” 1
  9. 2. Pilkada Langsung 38
  10. PART I. Political Parties, Politician Elites and the Voters
  11. 3. POLITICAL PARTIES IN PILKADA 53
  12. 4. BATAM’S 2006 MAYORAL ELECTION 74
  13. 5. THE RISING IMPORTANCE OF PERSONAL NETWORKS IN INDONESIAN LOCAL POLITICS 101
  14. 6. PILKADA, MONEY POLITICS AND THE DANGERS OF “INFORMAL GOVERNANCE” PRACTICES 125
  15. 7. ELECTING DISTRICT HEADS IN INDONESIA 147
  16. 8. GENDER AND REFORM IN INDONESIAN POLITICS 174
  17. 9. PILKADA IN BANTUL DISTRICT 190
  18. PART II. Media and Campaigns: Comparing Local and National Elections
  19. 10. POMP, PIETY, AND PERFORMANCE 211
  20. 11. ASSESSING MEDIA IMPACT ON LOCAL ELECTIONS IN INDONESIA 229
  21. PART III. Conflict, Ethnicity, and Political Divisions
  22. 12. AUTONOMY, DEMOCRACY, AND INTERNAL CONFLICT 259
  23. 13. CONFLICT AND THE GROWTH OF DEMOCRACY IN MANGGARAI DISTRICT 283
  24. 14. THE RETURN OF THE SULTAN? POWER, PATRONAGE, AND POLITICAL MACHINES IN “POST”-CONFLICT NORTH MALUKU 303
  25. 15. ETHNIC POLITICS AND THE RISE OF THE DAYAK BUREAUCRACTS IN LOCAL ELECTIONS 327
  26. 16. BARE-CHESTED POLITICS IN CENTRAL SULAWESI 352
  27. INDEX 375
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