Indonesian Political Transformation

About the Journal

Indonesian Political Transformation is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to exploring the ongoing political changes in Indonesia and their broader implications for governance, democracy, and social justice. The journal provides a platform for critical analysis of the political shifts that have shaped Indonesia’s post-authoritarian landscape, examining both the successes and challenges of the country’s democratic consolidation. By focusing on the evolving political structures, institutions, and ideologies, the journal seeks to engage scholars, policymakers, and activists in discussions about the future of Indonesian politics in the context of global political trends.

The journal covers a wide array of topics, including electoral reforms, political party dynamics, the role of civil society, and the impact of political decentralization. It also explores issues such as the relationship between religion and politics, the role of media in political discourse, and the influence of social movements on policy and political change. In addition, the journal investigates Indonesia’s foreign policy, its engagement with regional and international political organizations, and its evolving position in global geopolitics. Indonesian Political Transformation aims to provide both theoretical frameworks and empirical analyses, contributing to a deeper understanding of the country’s political transformation and its potential to serve as a model for democratic development in Southeast Asia and beyond.