golput pasca orde baru: merekonstruksi ulang dua perspektif
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2009
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Abstract
The non-voter phenomenon has been generating the controversial perspectives from The New Order to the Post-New Order. This paper discusses two important things: the non-voter based on the political movement perspective and political behavior perspective. First, the non-voter phenomenon has been capitalized by political actors as a political instrument to oppose the political regime. Second, according to political behaviorist science perspective, the non-voter has been analyzing as part of political behavior in national or local election event.
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| Authors | ;- Nyarwi |
| Journal | energy sources, part a: recovery, utilization and environmental effects |
| Year | 2009 |
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10.22146/jsp.10972
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