The 2019 Indonesian presidential elections indicate that ideology played an important role
in voting behaviour, as aggregate subnational results seem to mirror the mid-1950s, when …

Though pluralism and democracy are generally seen as being mutually supportive, recent
developments in Indonesia suggest that they can also be in tension. Over the last five years …

The current worldwide democratic regression has prompted debate about the drivers of
democratic decline. One country experiencing decline is Indonesia, where most analysts …

In this article, we reflect on the changing trajectories of agrarian movements in Indonesia. In
the two decades after independence, a left‐populist alliance of peasants, plantation workers …

Using original survey data, we test the level, distribution, and demographic patterns of
populist attitudes in Indonesia. Populist attitudes are widely spread across the political …

This article responds to earlier research on the role of Islam as a barrier to women's political
nominations by assessing and comparing parties' efforts to meet institutionally required …

There is a vast literature on the effects of electoral institutions on party systems. Research on
the relationship between electoral systems and the strength of partisan identities, however …

This paper analyzes the discursive contestation among online news media about women in
leadership roles within a Muslim majority society, Indonesia. Indonesian women have …

This study investigates possible factors leading to voting for a presidential incumbent in
Indonesia, a Muslim‐majority democratic country. In addition to economic factors, we argue …

Around the world, legislatures are dominated by politicians who are wealthier and more
educated than their constituents. This is particularly so in develo** democracies, where …