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This study explores how the politicization of public policy in Indonesia affects service delivery and governance.

August 13, 2026Journal of Public PolicyOpen Access

The politicization of public policy in Indonesia: A Global South perspective

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Examines the politicization of public policy in Indonesia, highlighting elite agenda-setting and bureaucratic adjustments.

This study explores how the politicization of public policy in Indonesia affects service delivery and governance.
Analysis of official documents from Indonesia’s Supreme Audit Agency, Corruption Eradication Commission, Ombudsman, and Ministry of Administrative Reform (2022–2025).
Development of a five-dimensional framework capturing the interaction of elite agenda-setting, bureaucratic adaptation, donor influence, symbolic compliance, and digital governance.
Performance metrics indicate progress, but independent assessments reveal a persistent medium service quality at 74.64%.
43% of foreign-funded e-government platforms are inactive, demonstrating donor influence and isomorphic mimicry.

A 2026 study studied this question.

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