Articles by Jacqui Baker

The narrowing field of political contestation in Indonesia is not just being driven by presidential machinations and ruling-coalition infighting—but also the inescapable contradictions of Indonesia’s middle income status

Jokowi’s developmentalist democracy goes beyond a simplistic personal attribute or set of beliefs: it is inherent to his class status.

Jacqui Baker asks whether, in Indonesia today, the police are politically neutral?

Conspiracy theories are the courier of political change.