Politics of citizenship in Indonesia
By: edited by Eric Hiariej and Kristian Stokke
Contributors: Yayasan Obor Indonesia
Edition: First edition.
Publisher: Yayasan Pustaka Obor Indonesia in cooperation with PolGov Fisipol, UGM, and University of Oslo
Published: 2017
Place of publication: Jakarta
Language: eng
Number of pages: 393
ISBN-13: 9786024335076
Copyright date: 2017
Subjects: Citizenship; Democracy; Resistance to Government; Politics and government
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: politics of citizenship in Indonesia / Eric Hiariej and Kristian Stokke; title: Politics of citizenship: towards an analytical framework / Kristian Stokke; title: Indonesian politics and citizenship in historical perspective / Eric Hiariej and Olle Törnquist; title: Stagnated democracy: the rise of formal democracy in the wake of oligarchy rules and weak pro-democracy movements / Eric Hiariej; title: Stalemated populism and the case for citizenship-driven social democracy / Olle Törnquist and Luky Djani with Surya Tjandra and Osmar Tanjung; title: Domestic workers and their struggle for citizenship and collective identity in Indonesia / Margherita Gastaldi, David Jorhus-Lier, and Debbie Prabawati; title: Juggling while claiming rights: the urban poor community in North Jakarta / Amalinda Saviriani and Edi Saidi; title: Constructing palm oil justice movements in Indonesia: citizenship and collective identity / Maharani Hapsari; title: The politics of citizenship and welfare: countering "extractivism" in resource-rich regions in Indonesia / Joash Tapiheru with Wigke Capri, Dian Lestariningsih and Hening Kartika Nudya; title: Youth movements and the politics of recognition and redistribution / Wenty Marina Minza, Makmun Wahid, Maesur Zaky, and Zafira Rahmania Nur Shabrina; title: Post-fundamentalist Islamism and the politics of citizenship in Indonesia / Eric Hiariej, Frans De Jalong, Dana Hasibuan and Ayu Diasti Rahmawati; title: Conclusion: the continued need for transformative politics of citizenship / Kristian Stokke and Erick Hiariej.