Indonesia in 2020: pestilence and incompetence/ Michael Buehler
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Asian Survey Vol.61 No.1, January/February 2021, pp.106-114 (12)Summary: The coronavirus dominated Indonesian politics in 2020. Rather than propelling Indonesia in new directions, however, the pandemic amplified existing political and societal dynamics. The long term implications of the pandemic for Indonesia's political and economic trajectory were far from clear at the end of the year.
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The coronavirus dominated Indonesian politics in 2020. Rather than propelling Indonesia in new directions, however, the pandemic amplified existing political and societal dynamics. The long term implications of the pandemic for Indonesia's political and economic trajectory were far from clear at the end of the year.
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