Media-elite interactions in post-authoritarian Indonesia

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I declare that this thesis is my own account of my research. It contains as its main content work which has not previously been submitted for a degree at any tertiary education institution. Nicole Andres Perth, 19 August 2016 i
Page 1: Media-elite interactions in post-au
Page 5 and 6: Abstract This thesis analyses media
Page 7 and 8: Table of contents Abstract ........
Page 9 and 10: 5 The media’s role in the Bank Ce
Page 11 and 12: Gerindra Partai Gerakan Indonesia R
Page 13 and 14: PDI-P Partai Demokrasi Indonesia Pe
Page 15 and 16: List of Tables and Figures Table 1.
Page 17 and 18: Acknowledgements My PhD journey was
Page 19: eauty, the late ‘Cookie’ for he
Page 22 and 23: frequency with which the media cove
Page 24 and 25: existence; most notably, on issues
Page 26 and 27: employed scandal as a means to boos
Page 28 and 29: practitioners of particular media o
Page 30 and 31: editorials that exonerate or call a
Page 32 and 33: Media Indonesia cannot be separated
Page 34 and 35: Indonesian press during the New Ord
Page 36 and 37: with the aim “to accommodate the
Page 38 and 39: capital and journalists agreed to a
Page 40 and 41: in the media. Chapters two and four
Page 42 and 43: Chapter three focus on the media’
Page 44 and 45: media companies positioned themselv
Page 46 and 47: for the study of media-elite intera
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Page 50 and 51: Although oligarchic and elite conti
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loyalties and when the elite began
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eformers - can be found elsewhere.
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print media by political parties co
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distinguishes oligarchs from elites
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social and psychological affinities
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This triggered some former military
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distinctions between the politico-b
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products (Dhakidae 1991: 74; Hidaya
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television sector, five new nationa
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Media-elite linkages through owners
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links with Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
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Media-elite linkages beyond ownersh
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However, Afandi’s candidature for
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economic and political interests”
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Rp trillion a year after the establ
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location within capitalist market s
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[T]he U.S. media do not function in
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This definition and how it is used
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1.6 Scandal One illuminating way to
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Deny JA, 9 May 2005; Aditjondro, 10
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Emphasizing the media’s active ro
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2 Elite-media interaction during th
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Aceh. 84 According to media reports
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Article 9 of the 1945 Constitution
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topic due to the events following t
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context of the Bulog-Bruneigate inv
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presidential candidate Amien Rais c
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This anger intensified when in addi
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which was approved by the DPR with
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four voted against and 45 abstained
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During its working period (from Oct
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committee members on the investigat
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aise doubts about police independen
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Accusing the government of hamperin
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Discrediting the parliamentary inqu
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January 2001). Allegations included
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‘Taperumgate’). The allegations
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case of lending and borrowing" 133
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statement and suggested that “Gus
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to subpoena everyone. However, as s
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proceedings against him (Asia Times
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encourage self-censorship by media
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type of Pemuda Pancasila” (Ryter
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New Order. The majority of the new
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(The Jakarta Post, 29 December 2000
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particularly sensitive to issues of
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media and the legislative was count
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This chapter is divided in two part
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as an example of other broader conc
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Now even though the times have chan
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Other commentary like “Soewondo,
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with the president. Media Indonesia
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institutions so we could immediatel
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What is more significant, because b
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Kompas nevertheless sharply condemn
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Kompas (29 January 2001) reinforces
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opinions Kompas (31 January 2001) c
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and economic slump. This is in line
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Whereas in this excerpt Republika o
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issued subverted Wahid’s denial t
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The officials who disbursed the mon
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public attention from the Buloggate
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Later, with the fall of Habibie and
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Jawa Pos offices that mentioned NU
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was only picked up by some online m
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political motive behind the scandal
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whistleblowing‘ 234 , was selecte
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Gatra’s decision to make a cover
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‘He said he is already married’
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Masyarakat’s prestige and cheapen
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cheap gossip, and an interview with
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3.2.4 Tempo Tempo did not run the s
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However, as the editorial analysis
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4 Elite-Media interaction during th
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Centurygate is rooted in, and an ex
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esulted in a systemic risk to the b
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A coincidence of media and elite in
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As pointed out by Bubandt (2014: 33
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Before elaborating on how the elite
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Coordinating Minister for the Econo
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government guarantees for the Jakar
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prevent further damage. The decline
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political party by giving them the
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Mulyani and Bakrie and “the sharp
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about it beforehand he would not ha
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legislators to pursue the case were
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the forming of a special inquiry co
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where before there had existed susp
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The hearings provided attractive co
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individuals: TVOne was aiming prima
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The live broadcast of the Bank Cent
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Bambang Soesatyo (Golkar): "We are
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esulted in a systemic risk to the b
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accordance with the law (Inilah.com
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Indonesian culture generally and ev
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Indonesia, focusing on his conflict
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In early November 2009 Boediono gav
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in the bailout but were pursuing th
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was affected by the crisis (Jawa Po
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focused on PDI-P, Golkar, and PKS l
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if legal cases against their party
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particularly aimed at Aburizal Bakr
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team during the 2009 presidential e
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popularity of the various publicati
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main concern is the large amount of
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outcome by endorsing Golkar secreta
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not identify Sri Mulyani and Boedio
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Can they maintain consistency in th
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presidential candidate. Some of the
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chairmanship elections Yudhoyono su
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Editorial analysis Following the sc
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suggestion that the case should be
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tasks and responsibilities of gover
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existence Kompas intensifies its ca
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constitution” 403 (21 December 20
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President Yudhoyono, and legislator
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the tax investigation was already a
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sector, making it eligible for Rp 6
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Koran Tempo (19 December 2009) desc
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Koran Tempo (9 December 2009) also
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In late January 2010 Koran Tempo (3
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implies that Bakrie will use his po
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standing feud between Mulyani and B
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encourage the coalition parties to
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Tempo criticises Yudhoyono’s hand
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Already in early December 2009, fol
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Tempo while Toriq Hadad was chief e
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magazine’s and newspaper’s edit
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To me, the peak was during the issu
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supported them. The other forces, i
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stance can be explained through Sur
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Conclusion In order to shed light o
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Centurygate resulted in Sri Mulyani
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that did not coincide with their ow
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personal and ideological reasons. I
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on political and economic misconduc
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Appendix Appendix A Circulation 481
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Appendix C Listing of all the edito
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11 June 2000 Kuruwetan Baru Tuan Pr
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Appendix E Cover pages Aryantigate
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Appendix G Listing of all the edito
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4 December 2009 Melindungi Kewenang
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28 January 2010 Jika Politikus Main
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