Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. PREFACE vii
4. GLOSSARY xi
5. INTRODUCTION. Militaries in Political Transitions: Theories and the Case of Indonesia 1
6. PART ONE: HISTORICAL LEGACIES, 1945–97
7. 1. Doctrine and Power: Legacies of Indonesian Military Politics 37
8. 2. Islam and the State: Legacies of Civilian Conflict 68
9. PART TWO: CRISIS AND REGIME CHANGE, 1997–98
10. 3. Regime Change: Military Factionalism and Suharto’s Fall 97
11. 4. Divided Against Suharto: Muslim Groups and the 1998 Regime Change 146
12. PART THREE: THE POST-AUTHORITARIAN TRANSITION, 1998–2004
13. 5. Adapting to Democracy: TNI in the Early Post-Authoritarian Polity 195
14. 6. New Era, Old Divisions: Islamic Politics in the Early Post-Suharto Period 251
15. PART FOUR: DEMOCRATIC CONSOLIDATION, 2004–08
16. 7. Yudhoyono and the Declining Role of State Coercion 291
17. 8. Stabilizing the Civilian Polity: Muslim Groups in Yudhoyono’s Indonesia 329
18. CONCLUSION. Controlling the Military: Conflict and Governance in Indonesia’s 360 Consolidating Democracy 360
19. BIBLIOGRAPHY 384
20. INDEX 411