ポスト・スハルト時代のインドネシア国会議員 : 2004年総選挙後の変化と連続性(<特集>インドネシア政治への新たな視座)

Abstract

Indonesia's political reforms after the fall of Soeharto transferred much authority to the People's Representative Council (Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat: DPR). Those elected to the representative body in the 1999 and 2004 general elections were some of the most important figures in Indonesian politics today, in contrast to the powerlessness of the parliament during Soeharto's authoritarian rule. This essay focuses on those who were elected to the DPR in the 1999 and 2004 elections and examines how the composition of the DPR was affected by the 2004 elections. By providing specific and comprehensive data of DPR member profiles, including sex, year and place of birth, religion, academic background, occupational background, political and party experience, and organization background, this essay hopes to share new insights into the character of party politics in post-Soeharto Indonesia.