Indonesia’s increasingly opposition-less democracy
As repression rises and critical debate wanes, Jokowi's decision to prioritise dynasty over party loyalty sets the stage for an dull presidential election in Indonesia, writes Ward Berenschot (University of Amsterdam).
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