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This 13 page paper looks at the recent history of Indonesia and changes that have occurred in the past several years. Democratization throughout the world is also discussed in general. Bibliography lists 20 sources.
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the U.S.-backed Suharto regime (Mark, 2001). However, this uprising did not uproot the repressive institutions of the Suharto tyranny and Suhartos prot?g?, B.J. Habibie, came to power with the
close backing of General Wiranto, who had been a top general of the Suharto era (2001). Suharto is gone, but the period of upheaval continues and behind this lies
the struggle of classes, each one fighting to determine the outcome of the post-Suharto democratization process (2001). The Habibie regime represents the capitalists most favored by Suharto along with a
system of semi-military rule (2001). Aside from Habibies ruling Golkar party, there are parties of the bourgeoisie for example that weakly advocated some minor reforms under Suharto, and are
led by figures such as Megawati Sukarnoputri of the Indonesian Democratic Party, and Amien Rais, of the national Mandate Party (2001). Their base of power is entrenched in one of
the largest Muslim organizations (2001). While they do have their arguments with Habibie, because Habibie is offering them more power, and because they too support class exploitation, they are generally
satisfied with the pace and scope of reform under Habibie (2001). Still, the oppressed masses are of a different mind and all they want is the fullest freedom they can
have; they do plan to use the period to intensify the struggle for their social demands and building organizations to fight on their behalf (2001). To many, this is
a good situation, despite the fact that the people are not completely free. At least, there is some hope for the future with Suharto out of the picture. While this
is occurring in the twenty-first century, some question why it did not occur sooner. What had occurred in Indonesia in the 1990s rendered them a nation that was rather backwards
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