000			01912cam a2200169 4500
100	1		_aNEYAZI Taberez Ahmed
700			_aMUHTADI Burhanuddin
700			_aPAUL Sourabh Bikas
245			_aPolitical trust, democratic satisfaction, and partisanship: _bexplaining leadership approval in Indonesia in times of economic hardship during the COVID-19 Crisis/ _cTaberez Ahmed Neyazi, Burhanuddin Muhtadi and Sourabh Bikas Paul
260			_c2022
520			_aHow does economic hardship during a crisis affect people's evaluation of the political leadership? In this paper, we investigate how the negative impact of an exogenous event like COVID-19 interacts with other important phenomena which influence leadership approval, such as partisanship, political trust, and satisfaction with democracy. Using a nationally representative survey in Indonesia (N = 1,200), we show that economic hardship does not uniformly undermine leadership approval; rather, this effect is moderated by partisanship and by satisfaction with the functioning of democracy. Of the people who voted for President Jokowi in the 2019 election, those who faced economic hardship gave him lower levels of approval than those who were better-off. At the same time, those satisfied with the functioning of democracy in the country reported higher approval even if they faced economic hardship. We discuss the policy implications of our findings and provide a theoretical framework for the mechanisms that affect leadership approval during a crisis.
650			_aPOLITICAL TRUST _xPARTISANSHIP _xLEADERSHIP APPROVAL _xSATISFACTION WITH DEMOCRACY _xCOVID-19
773			_aAsian Survey: _gVol.62 No.4, July/August 2022, pp.600-627 (12)
598			_aCOVID-19, POLITICS, LEADERSHIP
856			_uhttps://online.ucpress.edu/as/article-abstract/62/4/600/185897/Political-Trust-Democratic-Satisfaction-and _zClick here for more
945			_i67733.1001 _rY _sY
999			_c41735 _d41735