Deepening Democracy in Indonesia?: Direct Elections for Local Leaders (Pilkada)

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xv LIST OF FIGURES Figure 3.1 The Politics of Aliran in Indonesia, 1945–65 63 Figure 3.2 Ideological Lines/Political Culture of Indonesian Political Parties 64 Figure 6.1 Inter-Correlation between Pilkada Process and the Performance of Local Government in the Post Pilkada 129 Figure 9.1 A Basket of Eggs 199 Figure 10.1 A Cartoon Published in the Yogyakarta newspaper Bernas on 7 June 2005. The text reads “Get to know the faces first. Programmes come later” 215 Figure 10.2 Widely circulated election advertisement of H. GBPH Yudhaningrat and KH Aziz Umar from Bantul 216 Figure 10.3 Gamelan at the “Cultural Parade” on 19 June 2005 221 Figure 10.4 The Royal Elephants Kyai Arga and Nyi Gilang at the Rally on 19 June at Trirenggo Alun-alun in Bantul 222 Figure 10.5 Voting Practice. The Elephants and Their Riders Demonstrate How to “Nyoblos” on Election Day 223 Figure 11.1 Was the Candidate for Deputy Mayor an Important Factor in Your Vote for Mayor of Surabaya? 249 00 DeepeningDemocracy_Prelims 1/15/09, 11:14 AM 15 xvi xvi Preface Figure 11.2 Those Who Voted for a Pair of Candidates in Surabaya Because of the Deputy Mayor 249 Figure 13.1 Map of Flores, West Manggarai and Manggarai Regencies 287 00 DeepeningDemocracy_Prelims 1/15/09, 11:14 AM 16 ...