Bleak Future for Islamic Parties in Indonesia after the 2024 Election

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY · The recently concluded 2024 Indonesian legislative election raises questions about the future of Islamic political parties.

Bleak Future For Islamic Parties In Indonesia After The 2024 Election

By Pradana Boy Zulian and Neni Nur Hayati. In Indonesia's political history, Islamic parties, collectively, have never been a dominant force ...

Op-Ed by Pradana Boy Zulian and Neni Nur Hayati in Eurasia Review

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