Indonesian Twitterati potent - but mind the digital divide
2014 Indonesian Elections, Analysis, ArchivedIndonesians are among the most enthusiastic users of social media in the world, and their tweets and posts are having a powerful effect on the 2014 election. But candidates seduced by virtual campaigning still risk losing critical constituencies, argues Ismail Fahmi.
#TalkAboutIt: what Indonesian students think of the elections
2014 Indonesian Elections, Analysis, ArchivedDel Irani from the ABC Australia Network program #talkaboutit (link is external) spent time at the University of Melbourne in mid-April talking with students about their views on the Indonesian elections.
Campaign Policy: PDI-P
2014 Indonesian Elections, Archived, PoliciesThe PDI-P has successfully wooed voters with a pitch capitalising on national pride in "The Great Indonesia". Lily Yulianti Farid summarises its policies.
Ticking the box and turning the tide on 'golput' protest
2014 Indonesian Elections, Analysis, ArchivedCampaign Policy: Golkar
2014 Indonesian Elections, Archived, PoliciesPartai Golkar (link is external) has advocated for greater economic development this election season, writes Lily Farid
Campaign Policy: Gerindra
2014 Indonesian Elections, Archived, PoliciesLily Farid summarises the key points out of Gerindra's election manifesto. (link is external)
Money politics: Paying the price for campaign success
2014 Indonesian Elections, Analysis, ArchivedHuman Rights and the Indonesian Elections
2014 Indonesian Elections, Analysis, ArchivedThe focus on human rights in this years election campaign has shifted away from apologies for past abuses to the public seeking improvements to their quality of life writes Vannessa Hearman.
Echo of history in Jokowi's 'mental revolution'
2014 Indonesian Elections, Analysis, ArchivedPresidential frontrunner 'Jokowi' is urging a "mental revolution" to a more optimistic, self-sustaining, self-believing Indonesia, invoking the language and ideas of the Sukarno era, observes Katharine McGregor.
Indonesian Twitterati potent - but mind the digital divide
2014 Indonesian Elections, Analysis, ArchivedIndonesians are among the most enthusiastic users of social media in the world, and their tweets and posts are having a powerful effect on the 2014 election. But candidates seduced by virtual campaigning still risk losing critical constituencies, argues Ismail Fahmi.
#TalkAboutIt: what Indonesian students think of the elections
2014 Indonesian Elections, Analysis, ArchivedDel Irani from the ABC Australia Network program #talkaboutit (link is external) spent time at the University of Melbourne in mid-April talking with students about their views on the Indonesian elections.
Campaign Policy: PDI-P
2014 Indonesian Elections, Archived, PoliciesThe PDI-P has successfully wooed voters with a pitch capitalising on national pride in "The Great Indonesia". Lily Yulianti Farid summarises its policies.
Ticking the box and turning the tide on 'golput' protest
2014 Indonesian Elections, Analysis, ArchivedCampaign Policy: Golkar
2014 Indonesian Elections, Archived, PoliciesPartai Golkar (link is external) has advocated for greater economic development this election season, writes Lily Farid
Campaign Policy: Gerindra
2014 Indonesian Elections, Archived, PoliciesLily Farid summarises the key points out of Gerindra's election manifesto. (link is external)
Money politics: Paying the price for campaign success
2014 Indonesian Elections, Analysis, ArchivedHuman Rights and the Indonesian Elections
2014 Indonesian Elections, Analysis, ArchivedThe focus on human rights in this years election campaign has shifted away from apologies for past abuses to the public seeking improvements to their quality of life writes Vannessa Hearman.
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