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Pluralism in the State Ideology Pancasila

Pancasila is the state ideology of the Republic of Indonesia. Since the fall of the new order regime in 1998 this ideology has been banished from public discourse due to its attached stigma as an indoctrination tool of the authoritarian reign. Since roughly 2005 the discourse on Pancasila has re-emerged not only in the goverment level but also in the grass root sphere. More..

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