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Conflict and Peace Studies in Post-Suharto Indonesia
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- Issue Date
- 2023-05
- Citation
- Asian Journal of Peacebuilding, Vol.11 No.1 pp.145-165
- Keywords
- Indonesia ; armed insurgency ; communal conflict ; terrorism ; transitional justice ; peacebuilding
- Abstract
- Expectations that the end of Suhartos thirty-two years of authoritarian rule in
Indonesia in 1998 would usher in an era of political reform, including the end to
separatist rebellions, human rights abuses, and military impunity, were dashed by
the intensification of old conflicts and outbreak of new forms of violence. Despite
initial optimism, efforts to address human rights violations during the New Order
stalled. This article surveys the various forms of conflict in Indonesia over the past
twenty years and the major trends in scholarship, together with the smaller body
of literature framed specifically in terms of peacebuilding. It concludes that much
of the literature on peacebuilding has been driven by institutional interests and the
incentives created by the funding of these institutions.
- ISSN
- 2288-2707
- Language
- English
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