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Pilkada dan Lorong Ideologi Alternatif [Regional Elections and the Corridor of Alternative Ideology]

By Refly Harun

Kompas · 2014-09-24

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Abstract

Refly Harun refutes the view that the direct election of regional heads contradicts the fourth principle (sila) of Pancasila. The author traces two interpretations of that principle, the minutes of the sessions of the BPUPKI (Investigating Committee for Preparatory Work for Indonesian Independence), and the position of the MPR before the amendment of the 1945 Constitution. In his view, the DPRD (regional legislature) cannot be equated with the MPR as the embodiment of the people, so election by the DPRD is no more in accordance with the fourth principle.

Identifier
KBA-KLP-2014-0001
Type
Kliping
Publisher
Kompas
Date Issued
2014-09-24
Creator
Refly Harun
LC Classification
JQ760–779 — Pemerintahan dan politik Indonesia
LCSH Subject
Elections -- Indonesia Local elections -- Indonesia
BISAC Category
POL008000 POLITICAL SCIENCE / Political Process / Campaigns & Elections
Spatial Coverage
Indonesia
Language
Indonesia
Description
An opinion article with a cartoon by Didie SW. Published in the midst of the debate over the Regional Elections Bill (RUU Pilkada) in September 2014. The author is described as a practitioner of constitutional and electoral law.
Rights
Koleksi pribadi KBA13 Academy
Collection
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How to cite

Refly Harun, “Pilkada dan Lorong Ideologi Alternatif [Regional Elections and the Corridor of Alternative Ideology]”, Kompas, 2014-09-24. KBA13 Academy Archive and Library, KBA-KLP-2014-0001.

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