Routledge Regionalism in Post-Suharto Indonesia - History Book

Explore the complex political landscape of Indonesia through this scholarly work from the Routledge Contemporary Southeast Asia Series. Since the end of the Suharto regime, the push for regional autonomy has grown, leading to intense debates about the stability and unity of the nation. This volume provides a detailed examination of the forces driving decentralization across various local contexts. Readers will gain insight into the diverse issues affecting the country, ranging from ethnic revival and violence to the challenges of corruption, collusion, and nepotism. The book analyzes the complexities of administrative reorganization and the creation of new political networks. It also looks at how cultural identity is being reshaped and how new social hierarchies are emerging in this period of transition. This is an essential resource for anyone studying Southeast Asian history, political science, or the modern evolution of Indonesian governance.