Making A New Democracy Work: The Role of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Combating Corruption during Democratic Transition,Used

Making A New Democracy Work: The Role of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Combating Corruption during Democratic Transition,Used

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This book documents and critically examines the contribution of CSOs in combating corruption during democratic transition in Indonesia, an examination essential to the study of democratization and anticorruption efforts. It investigates how and to what extent CSOs can fight corruption during democratic transition. Owing to the ineffectiveness and unwillingness of the state, civil associations have undertaken initiatives in fighting and underscoring corruption into the domain of public debate. They work at two levels of battle: strategic and practical. At the strategic level, CSOs have contributed to the creation of the legal and institutional frameworks necessary for eradicating corruption. Many of their advocacies have brought about the creation of anticorruption regulations and supervisory bodies to combat corruption. At the practical level, CSOs have organized social monitoring to call state officials to account. It has been CSOs that have mobilised the public to take civic action against corruption. By successfully taking a number of government officials and politicians to court, CSOs have also enhanced the legal system against corruption.

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