Political ScienceEconomics

Howard Dick, J. Mulholland

2016.5.5Georgetown Journal of International Affairs

DOI: 10.1353/gia.2016.0012

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Corruption in Indonesia persists despite efforts to prosecute and embarrass officials, highlighting the need for necessary reforms.

Abstract

This paper explores corruption in Indonesia using a number of measures and indexes. It discusses the role of different officials in Indonesia’s political landscape, as well as the country’s changing attitudes and policies toward corruption. Despite increasing prosecution and public embarrassment, there is little evidence that corruption in Indonesia is on the decline. The piece concludes by examining necessary reforms.

Citation format

DICK, Howard; MULHOLLAND, J. The politics of corruption in indonesia. Georgetown Journal of International Affairs, 2016, 17: 43–49.