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Civil society against oligarchy in post-authoritarian Indonesia: the struggle of civil society groups to fight corruption in Banten province (2010-2015)

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2015-10

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Suryani, Dini

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The collapse of Indonesia’s authoritarian New Order regime in May 1998 signalled the beginning of the democratisation process in Indonesia. Since that time, some democratic institutional changes have occurred, for example, free and fair elections, conflict-free power rotation, separation of government powers, freedom of expression, and the decentralisation of power and fiscal responsibility to local governments (Abdulbaki, 2008).

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Corruption -- Indonesia -- Banten (Province), Banten (Indonesia : Province) --Politics and government, Oligarchy -- Indonesia -- Banten (Province)

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733728422

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10.25911/R4VP-SX39

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