Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia

Citizen-level democratic resilience: Public democratic preference, evaluation of democracy, and quality of governance in Indonesia

As in many other democracies, Indonesian democracy has been backsliding for more than a decade, yet it has not fully broken down. Does this mean that Indonesian democracy is still resilient? This article examines this puzzle through the lens of citizen-level democratic resilience...

Cementing Religious Ties? Islamic Study Sessions, Social Tolerance, and Voting Behavior Among Indonesian Muslims

In many societies in the Global South, routine religious participation is central to how communities build trust and solidarity, yet its consequences for intergroup relations remain contested. This article examines that problem through Islamic study sessions in Indonesia, known l...