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Regional Autonomy and the Role of the Middle Class

Monday, September 25, 2000

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Nizul Achyar *)
*) A Ph.D. student at the University of Illinois and chairman of the Indonesian Students in the U.S. (Permias).

 

Amid the bewildering discourse on the future of Indonesia, one tends to forget the role of the middle class as innovators, entrepreneurs and drivers of development in the building of a new Indonesian society. Too much emphasis is given to the idea of a civil society as an antithesis to the militaristic and und

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