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RSIS Commentary: The Series — Jokowi's Second Term: Emerging Issues is an edited book which focuses on the 2019 presidential election in Indonesia, the latest phase of political change in the post-Reformasi era in Southeast Asia's largest country, and one of Asia's most strategic players in international diplomacy. The 2019 Pilpres, as it is known for short, saw the re-election of Joko Widodo, a much unexpected and under-rated furniture businessman from the small town of Solo in Central Java who proved himself to be a shrewd politician and survivor, despite not coming from the traditional sources of leadership — the military and the political elite. As he began his second term, the emerging issues that he had to deal with ranged from the traditional, such as the role of religion, to the strategic, such as the debate over the vision of the new cabinet. There are indications that the closing chapter of his presidency in the next few years could be more challenging. Better known as Jokowi, his re-election in 2019 therefore deserved a closer look for a better understanding of its significance and its key dimensions. His re-election will act as a backdrop of what may come in the remaining years of his presidency. To this end, this book is divided into two parts: before and after the presidential election.
Contents
Editor's Foreword (Yang Razali Kassim); Presidential Election 2019: The Dynamics: Joko Widodo: Vulnerable Despite Strong Incumbency (Alexander R Arifianto); Old Soldiers Never Die: Retired Officers Behind Jokowi, Prabowo (Keoni Marzuki); Prabowo Subianto: Reluctant Yet Strong Contender (Alexander R Arifianto); Politics at the Periphery: The 'Outer Island' Phenomenon (Jonathan Chen); Grand Narratives in Outer Provinces: Impact of Islam on Politics (Andar Nubowo); West Java: Tough Fight in Key Battleground (Keoni Marzuki and Chaula R Anindya); East Java: Deadheat in a Battleground Province (Alexander R Arifianto and Jonathan Chen); The Three Streams Facing Indonesian Muslims: Pulls of Politics (Andar Nubowo and Jefferson Ng); Golput and Its Implications (Made Ayu Mariska); What Will Happen After the Polls? (Irman G Lanti); Abangan, Santri, and Priyayi: Three Streams in Indonesia's Electoral Politics (Syafiq Hasyim); Too Close to Call: Whoever Wins, Must Win Decisively (Leonard C Sebastian); Enter Jokowi's Second Term: Emerging Issues : After the Big Fight: Results and Implications (Alexander R Arifianto); The Big Battle for Java: Key in Struggle for Power (Irman G Lanti); Another Term for Jokowi: Some Significant Developments (Barry Desker); The New Indonesian Parliament: Who Won and What It Means (Alexander R Arifianto); Sarungan vs Cingkrangan: Elections & Contestations Within Indonesian Islam (Adri Wanto and Leonard C Sebastian); The Gender Factor: Implications for Women (Made Ayu Mariska); Indonesia's Shariatisation Agenda: Where is MUI Headed? (Syafiq Hasyim); Jokowinomics: Has It Worked? (James Guild and Jonathan Chen); Indonesia's Maritime Policy: The Riau Islands & Its Implications (Dedi Dinarto); Moving the Nation's "Keraton": A Javanese Perspective (Sigit S Nugroho); The Papuan Riots: Flash in the Pan? (Made Ayu Mariska); Reinstating the Broad Guidelines of State Policy: Tipping the Power Balance? (Jefferson Ng); What Next for Indonesian Militant Groups? (V Arianti); Indonesia's KPK: Clipping Its Anti-Corruption Wings? (Jefferson Ng); Indonesia's Counterterrorism Policy: An Appraisal (Chaula R Anindya); Indo-Pacific or Pacindo: Does It Matter? (René L Pattiradjawane); Jokowi's New Cabinet: Two Visions of Indonesia towards 2024 (Jefferson Ng and Adhi Priamarizki); Jokowi and the Millennials: Facing the Digital Economy (Keoni Marzuki);
