Assessment of Development, Bureaucracy, Administration, Political Disorder and Military in Indonesian’s Transition

Alfiady, Teuku and Ibrahim, Zulham and Dewi, Risna (2015) Assessment of Development, Bureaucracy, Administration, Political Disorder and Military in Indonesian’s Transition. The International Journal Of Humanities & Social Studies, 3 (10). pp. 206-208. ISSN 2321 - 9203

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Abstract

The paper studies how far the change of the development of the bureaucracy, administration, military and politics in Indonesia. It is very hard to reform the existing of the state system, unless the role of military to be cut it off from it is multi function within the nation. The study is based on content analysis and library review. The study is finding that the deeply rooted impact of the New Order’s political set up, made military still becomes a major problem for the development, bureaucracy, administration, social and political inclusion in Indonesia. Although, the military’s existence was formally reduced but their involvement and activities in the country’s agenda particularly in the conflicted areas go ahead. The problem of development, bureaucracy, administration, social and political inclusion in Indonesia can only be terminated by eradicating the role of the military in all sides, nationally and regionally, by focusing it only into safeguarding the nation from external violence over the territorial aggression.

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