INDONESIAN NATIONAL PARTIES IN THE NATIONAL POLICE DEMON IN THE LEADING DEMOCRACY TIME

Abdul Rahman

doi:10.26858/ijosse.v2i1.19688

INDONESIAN NATIONAL PARTIES IN THE NATIONAL POLICE DEMON IN THE LEADING DEMOCRACY TIME

Abdul Rahman^(1*),

(1) Universitas Negeri Makassar
(*) Corresponding Author

DOI: https://doi.org/10.26858/ijosse.v2i1.19688

Abstract

During the guided democracy era, it was as if an invisible one-party system prevailed. Where guided democracy tends to focus on Disguised Autocracy. The Indonesian National Party (PNI), which was born in response to the government's announcement on November 3, 1945, and later succeeded in becoming a party that was quite influential at that time. This was proven by the PNI's ability to place representatives in various government agencies. This could happen because PNI was able to get closer to Soekarno as president at that time, and as a consequence PNI had to become a supporter of the political lines and policies pursued by Soekarno. This meant that the PNI at that time no longer appeared as a determinant in decision making and policy in the practice of state administration, but only as a follower and supporter of government policies.

Keywords: Indonesian National Party, Indonesian Politics, Guided Democracy.

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