1. Indonésie
- Author
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Facal, Gabriel
- Subjects
2024 elections ,dégradation de l'environnement ,environmental degradation ,communications ,infectious diseases ,police violence ,fleuve Mékong ,dynamique démographique ,prevention ,élections 2024 ,language policies ,elections ,coup d’État ,changement climatique ,chinese investments ,non-alignment ,hydropolitique ,prévention ,climate change ,Asian Studies ,non-alignement ,maladies infectieuses ,ANASE ,démographie de l'Asie du Sud-Est ,politiques linguistiques ,barrages ,élections ,demography of Southeast Asia ,China ,Political Science ,violences policières ,investissements chinois ,economic crisis ,centralité géopolitique ,câbles sous-marins ,One Health ,transition démocratique ,democratic transition ,Chine ,crise économique ,transnational languages ,Mekong River ,coup d'État ,submarine cables ,dams ,geopolitical centrality ,hydropolitics ,demographic dynamics ,langues transnationales ,ASEAN - Abstract
Boosted by the momentum of the gradual health and economic mitigation of the pandemic, and energized by its international representation mandates (G20, and ASEAN in 2023), Indonesia is also in a period of pre-election turmoil, with presidential and legislative elections looming in 2024. Coalitions are being organised, as the government is facing criticism from progressive segments for allowing the erosion of some of the institutions that guarantee democratic participation. However, public support remains significant, especially among the upper middle classes, thanks to a relative easing of the effects of the global economic crisis. All things considered, the political landscape is clouded by uncertainties, and the country is threatened by environmental and energy vulnerabilities that will require very strong intervention and anticipation from now on.
- Published
- 2023