Corruption and Governance in Indonesia

This chapter explores the deep-rooted corruption in Indonesia, tracing its origins to the Suharto regime and assessing the current administration under President Jokowi. It examines the challenges faced by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) and the public's ambivalence towards governance issues, focusing on economic gains over civil liberties. Additionally, the chapter addresses global vaccine distribution disparities and their economic implications, particularly for emerging economies.