The need to reform political and economic institutions in Indonesia / Maria Monica Wihardaja.
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The Indonesian Quarterly Vol. 37, No. 4, 2009, pp.473-481 (30)Summary: Indonesia should make reform of its institutions a high priority. Argues that at present institutions are mainly relation-based rather than rule-based. Creating rules however can be counterproductive if attention is not also given to developing incentives for stakeholders to follow the rules. Gives examples to support the call for workable reform.
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Indonesia should make reform of its institutions a high priority. Argues that at present institutions are mainly relation-based rather than rule-based. Creating rules however can be counterproductive if attention is not also given to developing incentives for stakeholders to follow the rules. Gives examples to support the call for workable reform.
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