Titlebook: Explaining Indonesia’s Foreign Policy; The Role of the Mili Emilia Yustiningrum Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Institutional Arrangements,1) to maintain relations with the neighbouring country, (2) to employ assertive diplomacy, and (3) to utilise the closest foreign military available. In the case of the ADF in post-tsunami Aceh, the key finding was that the request for foreign militaries came directly from President Susilo Bambang Y

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Policy Relevance: Executive Dominance, Military Decline and Parliamentary Assertiveness,esian national territory but also the entanglement with other issues in domestic politics, such as humanitarian diplomacy, and issues in international politics, such as the principle of International Humanitarian Law (IHL), that applied in non-international armed conflict (NIAC), such as the Aceh in

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Teildisziplinen der Kognitionswissenschaft,ies in the country’s worst-ever natural disaster. As a former colony that prized the value of non-interference, the Indonesian government had to make a difficult decision about whether to accept offers of international assistance from foreign countries, including Australia.

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Kommunale Gesundheitsf?rderungspolitikimitations of foreign policy analysis. The chapter uses Graham Allison’s Rational Actor, Organisational Process, and Bureaucratic Politics model to investigate how the Indonesian government behaved and why it made the decision it did in 2004.

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Manfred Kirchgeorg,Christiane Springeric level, operational level, and tactical and personal level. At the strategic level, the Indonesian government utilised Constitution 1945, Law 3/2002 on State Defence and Law 34/2004 on the Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) as the foundation of national regulations to invite the Australian gov

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-16859-9ienced several regime changes, therefore, it is necessary to identify who the foreign policy makers are, what institutions are involved, and their respective interests in the involvement of foreign militaries in natural disasters. Externally, the international environment is one of the key determina