What can we learn from Indonesian democracy?
New CEDAR podcast episode has been published featuring Dan Slater, Professor of Political Science at the University of Michigan.
New CEDAR podcast episode has been published featuring Dan Slater, Professor of Political Science at the University of Michigan.
The Centre for Elections, Democracy, Accountability and Representation (CEDAR) has published a new podcast episode title ‘What can we learn from Indonesian democracy?’ in its recently launched People, Power, Politics podcast series.
This episode features Prof Dan Slater (University of Michigan) as guest and CEDAR’s Dr Petra Alderman as host. Dan and Petra talk about the state of Indonesian democracy, the key ingredients that have kept it going so far, and some of the core lessons that we can learn from it. Their discussion is based on Dan’s recent article written for the Journal of Democracy.
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If you would like to speak on the podcast, please contact Petra Alderman at p.alderman@bham.ac.uk.