L'État indonésien face à la crise : de la banqueroute a la réforme
By: RAILLON, François
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : ENA, avril/juin 2001Revue Française D'Administration Publique 98, p. 243-260Abstract: The policy introduced in Indonesia for reforming the State is closely linked to the unprecedented economic crisis which hit the country along with the rest of South-East Asia at the end of the 1990s. While economic liberalisation had considerabley shaken the authoritarian regime established by General Soeharto, it was, in particular, the State`s inability to address the economic cirsis and to satisfy the requirements of the IMF which acceleratedpolitical change. BJ Habibie`s accession to power marked the beginning of a period of State reform aimed at democratising the regime - notably by reducing the role of the military, fighting corruption, decentralising power and enhanceing economic freedom. However, this policy rapidly flufilled its limited scope. Will the reformist policy adopted by President Wahid, who has replaced BJ Hbibie, enjoy greater sucess
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The policy introduced in Indonesia for reforming the State is closely linked to the unprecedented economic crisis which hit the country along with the rest of South-East Asia at the end of the 1990s. While economic liberalisation had considerabley shaken the authoritarian regime established by General Soeharto, it was, in particular, the State`s inability to address the economic cirsis and to satisfy the requirements of the IMF which acceleratedpolitical change. BJ Habibie`s accession to power marked the beginning of a period of State reform aimed at democratising the regime - notably by reducing the role of the military, fighting corruption, decentralising power and enhanceing economic freedom. However, this policy rapidly flufilled its limited scope. Will the reformist policy adopted by President Wahid, who has replaced BJ Hbibie, enjoy greater sucess
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