Constitutional Democracy in Indonesia
Constitutional Democracy in Indonesia
Crouch, Melissa
Oxford University Press
11/2022
336
Dura
Inglês
9780192870681
15 a 20 dias
List of Contributors
1: The Limits of Transformational Authoritarian Constitutions: The Indonesian Experience
Melissa Crouch
PART 1. LEGAL AND POLITICAL FOUNDATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS
2: The Consequences of Halfway Constitutional Reform: Problems of Lawmaking in Indonesia's Parliament
Stephen Sherlock
3: Defending the Constitution, But Which One? The Indonesian Military, Constitutional Change, and Political Contestation, 1945-2020
Marcus Mietzner
4: Between Upholding the Rule of Law and Maintaining Security: Criminal Justice Actors in Indonesia's Constitution
Fachrizal Afandi and Adriaan Bedner
5: Striking the Right Balance: Winding Back Indonesia's 'Big Bang' Decentralization
Rachael Diprose
6: Building Walls Rather than Bridges: The Judicial Commission vs the Supreme Court in Indonesia
Dian Rositawati
7: The Constitutional and Legislative Foundations of Indonesia's Electoral Regime
Adhy Aman and Dirk Tomsa
8: Election Supervision in Indonesia: Options for Reforming the General Election Supervisory Agency
Fritz Siregar
PART 2. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT AND RIGHTS
9: Making Social Rights Real? The 1945 Constitution and Social Rights Litigation in Indonesia
Andrew Rosser
10: Indigeneity in the Indonesian Constitution
Yance Arizona
11: The Indonesian Constitutional Court and Informal Constitutional Change
Stefanus Hendrianto
12: The Constitutionalization of 'Religious Values' in Indonesia
Ahmad Rofii and Nadirsyah Hosen
13: LGBT Rights and the Constitutional Court: Protecting Rights without Recognizing them?
Abdurrachman Satrio
14: Legal Certainty in the Indonesian Constitutional Court: A Critique and Friendly Suggestion
Mark Cammack
Index
List of Contributors
1: The Limits of Transformational Authoritarian Constitutions: The Indonesian Experience
Melissa Crouch
PART 1. LEGAL AND POLITICAL FOUNDATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS
2: The Consequences of Halfway Constitutional Reform: Problems of Lawmaking in Indonesia's Parliament
Stephen Sherlock
3: Defending the Constitution, But Which One? The Indonesian Military, Constitutional Change, and Political Contestation, 1945-2020
Marcus Mietzner
4: Between Upholding the Rule of Law and Maintaining Security: Criminal Justice Actors in Indonesia's Constitution
Fachrizal Afandi and Adriaan Bedner
5: Striking the Right Balance: Winding Back Indonesia's 'Big Bang' Decentralization
Rachael Diprose
6: Building Walls Rather than Bridges: The Judicial Commission vs the Supreme Court in Indonesia
Dian Rositawati
7: The Constitutional and Legislative Foundations of Indonesia's Electoral Regime
Adhy Aman and Dirk Tomsa
8: Election Supervision in Indonesia: Options for Reforming the General Election Supervisory Agency
Fritz Siregar
PART 2. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT AND RIGHTS
9: Making Social Rights Real? The 1945 Constitution and Social Rights Litigation in Indonesia
Andrew Rosser
10: Indigeneity in the Indonesian Constitution
Yance Arizona
11: The Indonesian Constitutional Court and Informal Constitutional Change
Stefanus Hendrianto
12: The Constitutionalization of 'Religious Values' in Indonesia
Ahmad Rofii and Nadirsyah Hosen
13: LGBT Rights and the Constitutional Court: Protecting Rights without Recognizing them?
Abdurrachman Satrio
14: Legal Certainty in the Indonesian Constitutional Court: A Critique and Friendly Suggestion
Mark Cammack
Index