otonomi daerah dan keindonesiaan
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Abstract
Hyper-centralisation which has been systematically institutionalized during Suharto's rule has been responded with various kind of discontent masked with abandonment of a concept of Indonesia as a unitary state. While the author highly supportive to decentralization policy, there are some dangers to encounter. This article shows the dangers.
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| Authors | ;Cornelis Lay |
| Journal | energy sources, part a: recovery, utilization and environmental effects |
| Year | 2002 |
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