Renegotiating Boundaries: Local Politics in post-Soeharto Indonesia

In the wake of the 1998 crisis, Indonesia found itself grappling with the aftermath of decades of authoritarian rule. This exploration delves into the complex landscape of local politics that emerged in the post-Soeharto era, as communities endeavored to renegotiate their boundaries amidst newfound freedoms and challenges.

The authors provide a nuanced examination of the political transformations, highlighting how various regions responded to the upheaval and the ways these responses shaped Indonesia's democratic trajectory. Through their insightful analysis, the narrative reveals the intricate interactions between local actors and national dynamics in the ongoing struggle for autonomy and representation.