A Study Concerning Democracy in Developing Countries -Through the Case of the Revolutionary Movement for Democratization in Indonesia-

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  • カイハツ トジョウコク ニオケル ミンシュ シュギ ニ カンスル イチコウサツ インドネシア ミンシュカ カイカク ウンドウ ノ ジレイ カラ
  • 開発途上国における民主主義に関する一考察 : インドネシア民主化改革運動の事例から

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In May 1998, a revolutionary movement for democratization occurred in Indonesia, and the 32 year -long presidency of Soeharto was brought to an end. As for the background, there was not only people's discontent with the government, but also an economic instability made worth by the Asian currency crisis that started in Thailand in July, 1997. Under the presidency of Soeharto, the middle class grew, but, ironically, it was the young people of this class who were the main leaders of the revolutionary movement. The revolution was a big step in the democratization process, which has continued progressing since then. In this report, the author looks back on the revolutionary process, referring to newspaper reports, and examines the maturity of democracy in Indonesia as a representative example of developing countries.

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