Sinopsis
Democracy, Regional Autonomy, and Digital Transformation explores the evolution of governance and public policy in Indonesia amid democratic development, regional autonomy, institutional reform, and rapid digital transformation. The book connects contemporary governance theories with empirical evidence from Indonesia, covering good governance, collaborative and network governance, adaptive governance, digital governance, and public sector transformation. It also examines policy implementation, institutional capacity, geopolitical uncertainty, climate change, sustainability, and emerging challenges in the digital era. By introducing perspectives on anticipatory governance, strategic foresight, risk governance, and evidence-based policymaking, this book offers insights into building smart, inclusive, adaptive, and resilient governance for Indonesia’s future. This book is particularly relevant for academics, researchers, students, policymakers, government officials, and practitioners interested in governance, public administration, regional autonomy, and public policy.