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Introduction to Indonesian constitutional law
This book correspondingly examines Islamic Constitutionalism which has taken off as a “rare” subject to be discussed in Indonesia in the last decade. Beside theorical approach, this book differs by offering a study of the consequences of Indonesian long journey for legal systems. It examines the role played by law, especially constitutional law, in the negotiation of the complex relationships and competing rights claims involving the state organs,political parties,national minorities, and other groups and individuals within the State. This book is divided into eleven chapters, chapter one: constitutional law-definition and object of study; chapter two: sources of law, constitutions and constitutional law; chapter three: hierarchy of laws; chapter four: general principles of constitutional law; chapter five: historical perspective on the Indonesian constitutional law; chapter six: state institutions and authority in the 1945 constituion; chapter seven: independent state institutions; chapter ieght: democracy and constitutionalism;chapter nine: judicial review;chapter ten: general election and political parties; chapter eleven: regional autonomy and federalism.
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