Butt / Lindsey | Routledge Handbook of Indonesian Law | Buch | 978-1-032-70980-2 | www.sack.de

Buch, Englisch, 740 Seiten, Format (B × H): 170 mm x 244 mm, Gewicht: 1365 g

Butt / Lindsey

Routledge Handbook of Indonesian Law


1. Auflage 2026
ISBN: 978-1-032-70980-2
Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd

Buch, Englisch, 740 Seiten, Format (B × H): 170 mm x 244 mm, Gewicht: 1365 g

ISBN: 978-1-032-70980-2
Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd


Providing a critical compendium of the main tenets of contemporary Indonesian law since the fall of Soeharto in 1998, this landmark volume traces the development of key legal institutions and charts how they have fared during the last five years, investigating key judicial decisions and identifying essential reforms.

Based on original research by experts in the field, including prominent Indonesian scholars and lawyers, the handbook offers detailed analysis of issues linked to the country’s increasing dysfunctional legal system, providing insights both from those within Indonesian society, as well as those external to it, on a scale not previously attempted. The book deepens understanding of the social, political, and historical context surrounding current developments in the Indonesian legal system. It does so at one of the most crucial moments in its history, as the country faces uncertainty about the future of its aspirational transition to an open, democratic society that supports human rights and the rule of law.

This handbook will be an invaluable resource for academics, legal professionals, and students who conduct research or work in the areas of law and society, law and development, law reform, constitutionalism, politics, history, and social change, especially in the context of Indonesia and Southeast Asia.

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Introduction: A Critical Juncture

Chapter 1: The Indonesian Presidency

Chapter 2: The Indonesian Legislature

Chapter 3: The Indonesian Police

Chapter 4: The Indonesian Prosecution Service

Chapter 5: Regional Government in Indonesia

Chapter 6: Spatial Planning Law in Indonesia

Chapter 7: The Structure of Government in Indonesia

Chapter 8: Citizenship Law in Indonesia

Chapter 9: The Supreme Court of Indonesia

Chapter 10: Administrative Courts and Administrative Law in Indonesia

Chapter 11: Enforcement of Civil and Criminal Judgments in Indonesia

Chapter 12: The Constitutional Court of Indonesia

Chapter 13: Jurisdiction and law in Indonesia

Chapter 14: Choice of Law in Indonesia

Chapter 15: Enforcement of Foreign Judgments and Awards in Indonesia

Chapter 16: Constitutional Interpretation in Indonesia

Chapter 17: Dissenting Judgments in Indonesia

Chapter 18: Attacks on the Constitutional Court of Indonesia

Chapter 19: The Constitutional Court and Elections in Indonesia

Chapter 20: Advocates and Bar Associations in Indonesia

Chapter 21: Legal Aid and Civil Society Lawyers in Indonesia

Chapter 22: Foreign Lawyers in Indonesia

Chapter 23: Civil Society and Law in Indonesia

Chapter 24: Human Rights law in Indonesia

Chapter 25: The Death Penalty and Law in Indonesia

Chapter 26: Anti-Corruption Law in Indonesia

Chapter 27: Blasphemy and Hate Crimes under Indonesian Law

Chapter 28: Gender Sexuality and the Law in Indonesia

Chapter 29: The Civil Code of Indonesia

Chapter 30: Marriage and Divorce Law in Indonesia

Chapter 31: Wills and Inheritance Law in Indonesia

Chapter 32: Contract Law in Indonesia

Chapter 33: Labour Law in Indonesia

Chapter 34: Intellectual Property Law in Indonesia

Chapter 35: Shipping Law in Indonesia

Chapter 36: Corporations law in Indonesia

Chapter 37: State-owned Enterprises Law in Indonesia

Chapter 38: Mergers and Acquisitions Law in Indonesia

Chapter 39: Competition Law in Indonesia

Chapter 40: Foreign Investment Law in Indonesia

Chapter 41: Banking and Finance Law in Indonesia

Chapter 42: Islamic Finance and law in Indonesia

Chapter 43: Insolvency Law in Indonesia

Chapter 44: Tax Law in Indonesia

Chapter 45: Property Law in Indonesia

Chapter 46: Customary Land Administration and Policy under Indonesian Law

Chapter 47: Customary Land Rights in Indonesia

Chapter 48: Foreign Interests in Land under Indonesian Law

Chapter 49: Environmental Law in Indonesia

Chapter 50: Climate Change and Carbon Capture under Indonesian Law

Chapter 51: Natural Resources Management under Indonesian Law

Chapter 52: Mining and Energy Law in Indonesia

Chapter 53: The Omnibus Law of Indonesia

Chapter 54: Criminal Law Reform in Indonesia

Chapter 55: Medical Law in Indonesia

Chapter 56: Disability Law in Indonesia


Simon Butt is Professor of Indonesian Law at the University of Sydney Law School and the Director of the Centre for Asian and Pacific Law. His many publications include Indonesian Law and Judicial Dysfunction in Indonesia.

Tim Lindsey is the Director of the Centre for Indonesian Law, Islam and Society at the University of Melbourne, where he is Redmond Barry Distinguished Professor and Malcolm Smith Professor of Asian Law. He is a founder and Executive Editor of The Australian Journal of Asian Law, and the Indonesia at Melbourne news blog. His more than 100 publications include Indonesian Law and Indonesia: Law and Society.



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