Non-government organizations and democratic participation in Indonesia

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface and Acknowledgements = ⅴ
• Plates = xii
• Abbreviations and Acronyms = xiii
• Glossary = xxi
• Note on Indonesian and Other Non-English Terins and Spelling = xxiii
• Introduction = 1
• The Significance of Non-Government Organizations in the Indonesian Context = 1
• Objectives, Scope, and Methodology = 2
• Perceptions of Non-Government Organization Roles = 5
• Chapter Outline = 7
• 1 Self-reliance, Participation, and Democracy: Core Concepts and Values of Indonesian Non-Government Organizations = 12
• Definitions and Background = 12
• Participation = 16
• Competing Definitions of Democracy in the Indonesian Context = 19
• Emerging Agendas for Non-Government Organizations = 24
• 2 NGO-Government Relations and Approaches to Popular Mobilization = 27
• Non-Government Organizations' Relations with the Government: General Issues = 27
• Interaction with Local Authorities = 31
• Orientations Towards Popular Mobilization and Relations with the Government: Four Paradigms = 35
• Radical Critics of Non-Government Organizations = 38
• 3 Legal and Funding Contexts = 45
• Legal Space for Non-Government Organizations = 45
• Issues and Alternatives in Funding Non-Government Organizations = 51
• 4 'High-level Co-operation-Grass-roots Development': Three Case-studies = 57
• Yayasan Indonesia Sejahtera = 58
• Yavasai Dian Desa = 62
• Bina Swadaya = 66
• 5 'High-level Politics-Grass-roots Mobilization: Two Case-studies = 74
• Lembaga Studi Pembangunan = 74
• Lembaga Penelitian, Pendidikan, dan Penerangan Ekonomi dan Sosial = 86
• 6 Legal, Human Rights, and Labour Groups = 99
• The Foundation of Indonesian Legal Aid Institutions = 100
• Radical Networks = 104
• Labour Organization and Rights = 109
• Land Struggles = 114
• The Environment = 116
• Yogyakarta Groups = 117
• 7 Environmental Action = 132
• The Context of Environmental Activism = 132
• The Indonesian Environment Network = 134
• Environmental Impact Analyses = 137
• The Indonesian Network for Forest Conservation = 141
• Regional Forums = 144
• Water Management = 146
• Citanduy = 148
• An Overview of Environmental Mobilization = 150
• 8 Non-Government Organizations and the Mobilization of Women = 152
• Goals and Issues in Women's Mobilization = 153
• The Institutional Context = 154
• Co-operatives: Three Case-studies from Java = 155
• Yayasan Anisa Swasti = 160
• Kalyanamitra = 161
• The Legal Aid Consultative Institute for Women and Families = 162
• The AN-Indonesia Workers' Union, Women's Section = 163
• Domestic Servants = 164
• Radical Groups = 165
• An Over-view of Women's Mobilization = 168
• 9 Religious Influences = 170
• The Indonesian Catholic Church = 172
• Indonesian Churches: Networking and External Links = 176
• Islam and Non-Government Organizations = 177
• 10 Networking, Scaling Up, and Coalition-building = 184
• Sectoral Networks = 185
• National Networks = 193
• The International NGO Forum on Indonesia = 195
• Regional Forums = 201
• Conclusion = 207
• Conclusion: Future Prospects = 212
• Emerging Trends in Human Rights Debates = 212
• Non-Government Organizations and Democratic Values = 214
• Self-reliance, Participation, and Democracy = 217
• Radical Groups and Democratic Values = 219
• The Social and Developmental Role of Non-Government Organizations = 220
• Networking and Coalition-building = 223
• Emerging Scenarios and Options = 225
• Bibliography = 230
• Index = 242