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Beyond Oligarchy? Critical Exchanges on Political Power and Material Inequality in Indonesia

Michele Ford, Thomas B. Pepinsky · 2013

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  • The Indonesia debate examines how electoral democracy after 1998 could coexist with continuing concentrations of material and organizational power.

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  • Ford and Pepinsky argue that an oligarchy framework can understate institutions, non-material resources, actors outside wealthy elites, and variation across Indonesian political contests.

    • supports · pp. 1–9

  • Contributors to the Indonesia exchange dispute which resources, organizations, and institutions explain outcomes rather than treating wealth concentration alone as a complete result.

    • supports · pp. 1–9

  • A distribution of wealth can identify unequal resources without establishing who used them, through which mechanism, to affect which political outcome.

    • supports · pp. 1–9