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    Country Governance Assessment Report: Indonesia

    Asian Development Bank | June 2004
    Abstract
    Indonesia is in transition from authoritarian political and economic systems toward democracy and the market economy. The parliamentary elections in the first half of 2004 proved that basic democratic institutions are taking root. However, Indonesia is still far from having a fully developed democracy with an administration and judiciary ruled by law and with a market economy based on open and fair competition. Indonesia’s governance system previously operated under a regime in which state institutions neglected good governance and the rule of law, where the state managed essential parts of the corporate sector, and where corruption was allowed to rule over common interests. These same institutions should now secure democracy, support a market economy, and provide good governance. The experience of other countries in such a transition shows that this transformation needs time, strong commitment, persistent efforts, and determined leadership.
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    Asian Development Bank. 2004. Country Governance Assessment Report: Indonesia. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/6354.
    Keywords
    Governance
    Corporate Governance Reform
    Governance Approach
    Governance Quality
    Public Sector Projects
    Public Sector Reform
    Government
    Institutional Framework
    Public Administration
    Business Ethics
    Political Leadership
    Public enterprises
    Public finance
    Government
    Political obligation
    Public management
    Government accountability
    Transparency in government
    Political ethics
    Government spending policy
    Government services
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