Titlebook: Indonesia‘s Ascent; Power, Leadership, a Christopher B. Roberts,Ahmad D. Habir,Leonard C. S Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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Ascending Indonesia: Significance and Conceptual Foundations,n perceptions affect relations with those countries? Within Southeast Asia, what will the rise of a more independent and potentially assertive Indonesia mean for the future of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)? Will it serve to strengthen this body as Indonesia strengthens what many

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,Leadership and Dependency: Indonesia’s Regional and Global Role, 1945–751,onesia’s regional position has been the result of various factors. Internationally and historically, Indonesia has been strategically and economically significant: the close ties between the Suharto government and consecutive United States (US) governments reveal the increasing influence that Jakart

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Indonesia and International Institutions: Treading New Territory,ian financial crisis of 1997–98, Indonesia was invited to join the Group of Twenty (G-20), a select assembly of advanced and emerging economies that has become a critical forum for global economic governance.

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Indonesian Leadership in ASEAN: Mediation, Agency and Extra-Regional Diplomacy, influenced by a desire to reassure its regional partners.. While Indonesia became somewhat introverted following the 1997–98 East Asian Financial Crisis and associated collapse of President Suharto’s New Order regime, the consolidation of stability, economic growth, and democratic values saw Indone

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Indonesia among the Powers: Will ASEAN Still Matter to Indonesia?, of their country’s longstanding regional policy, not least when it appears as if Jakarta’s position as the de facto leader of ASEAN is no longer accepted, in practice at least, by all of the organization’s member-states. Moreover, that all this has occurred even as Indonesia is being courted by and

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,‘Consensual’ Regional Hegemony, Pluralist-Solidarist Visions, and Emerging Power Aspirations,; 2) Indonesians feel more financially secure than people in other BRIC countries (Thirty-one per cent of Indonesians surveyed reported feeling secure, compared with only 14 per cent of Chinese, 19 per cent of Indians, 15 per cent of Russians and 13 per cent of Brazilians); and 3) Indonesia’s middle

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