Proceedings of the International Conference on Ethics in Governance (ICONEG 2016) 2017
DOI: 10.2991/iconeg-16.2017.60
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Women's Political Participation in Indonesia's Reform Era: Local Government Perspective

Abstract: Abstract-Women's political participation is defined as the actual and equal involvement in the implementation of various government activities, whether through election or appointment. Various studies have shown that the quantity and quality of active involvement of women in public life is essential. The study aimed for increase in women's participation has been correlated with economic growth, cohesion and sustainable conflict resolution. Having said that, the phenomenon in Indonesia shows that women's politi… Show more

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“…Apparently more female than male participants showed political interest and involvement. This finding might be interpreted as inconsistent with some previous studies showing that women's political involvement was lower than their male counterparts in Indonesia (Rahmatunnisa & Mariana, 2017;Rhoads, 2012). If it were really the case, however, this finding would indicate a positive increase of women's involvement in political affairs in Indonesia.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 94%
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“…Apparently more female than male participants showed political interest and involvement. This finding might be interpreted as inconsistent with some previous studies showing that women's political involvement was lower than their male counterparts in Indonesia (Rahmatunnisa & Mariana, 2017;Rhoads, 2012). If it were really the case, however, this finding would indicate a positive increase of women's involvement in political affairs in Indonesia.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 94%
“…Fifth, the male participants showed a higher level of national identity than their female counterparts though their levels of ethnic identity were similar. This finding seemed to be consistent with the low level of women's political participation in Indonesia (Rahmatunnisa & Mariana, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 78%
“…Fifth, male youths indicated a higher level of national identity (identitas nasional [IN]) than their female counterparts, although their levels of ethnic identity (identitas suku bangsa [ISB]) were equal. Considering the fact that women"s political involvement was low in Indonesia (Rahmatunnisa & Mariana, 2016;Rhoads, 2012), scrutinizing the political dimension of national identity (identitas nasional [IN]) in young women appeared to be necessary.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This finding appeared to be explainable by referring to the findings of Huddy and Khatib (2007) that national identity (identitas nasional [IN]) was political in nature, in the sense that it was related to one"s political involvement as a citizen. Women"s political involvement was still considered low in Indonesia even amidst the nation"s transition towards the era of democracy (Rahmatunnisa & Mariana, 2016). Cultural, political, and historical factors created a local political environment where discrimination against women was the norm within Indonesian society.…”
Section: Diskusi Umummentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, this is confirmed by the 6 indicators that determined men as more appropriate to be seated at the legislative chambers. In light of women's preferences toward voting for men, this study contributes novel information from what has been figured out by previous studies (Prihatini, 2018a;Rahmatunnisa & Mariana, 2017;Rhoads, 2019;Siregar, 2005)…”
Section: Figure 10: Percentage Of Woman-voters Preferences Toward Wom...mentioning
confidence: 52%