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| 說明 | 326 p |
| 附註 | Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 50-09, Section: A, page: 3043 |
| Thesis (Ph.D.)--Northern Illinois University, 1989 |
| This is a study of the evolution of political parties and the party system in Indonesia in the period of 1900 to 1987. It attempts to demonstrate how the changing social and political environment shaped the party system. The discussion in this study address three basic questions. Why did various party systems evolve? How did they evolve? What is the current state of the evolution |
| To answer those questions this study used secondary and archival data. First, the historical background of the Indonesian political parties was analyzed to identify factors important to the evolution of the party system. Secondly, this study examines the role of these factors over time |
| The historical background indicates that governmental intervention was the most determinative factor in shaping party systems. However, this study postulates a relationship between governmental intervention and the social and political environments. This relationship leads to the development of recursive models of political party system evolution in Indonesia |
| The models were tested at three different levels and in four different periods. The results showed that the political party system in Indonesia has evolved from an atomized to a hegemonic party system. The models also indicated that the government became more autonomous, in the sense that the changing social and political environment had increasingly less influence on the government's policy. Hence, this study provides evidence that governmental intervention is a principal determinant in explaining the evolution of the party system in Indonesia |
| School code: 0162 |
| 主題 | Political Science, General |
| History, Asia, Australia and Oceania |
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| 0332 |
