draft coursework
Indonesia’s Foreign Policy toward the People
Republic of China
In the South China Sea 2009-2014
or
Indonesia’s Foreign Policy toward ASEAN
Countries
In the South China Sea 2009-2014
A. Abstract
This coursework analyzes Indonesia's
foreign policy toward the PRC in the South China Sea 2009-2014. The purpose of
this study is to analyze why Indonesia did constructive engagement in the South
China Sea Disputes in 2009-2014? This coursework uses primary and secondary
data, the data will be analyzed with a descriptive analysis. Researchers found
that Indonesia's foreign policy towards China is attractive because Indonesia
did constructive engagement, while Indonesia is also involved in the dispute as
some ASEAN countries in Natuna Seas-Indonesia and 9 dashed line seas-PRC.
This research uses concept of national
interest and framework of the foreign policy that arrangement by Holsti and
Rosenau. From the analysis, the researchers concluded that Indonesia undertake
constructive engagement based on internal and external factors. Significantly,
the internal factors that influence are the democratization in Indonesia. While
external factors affecting Indonesia is participation in the ASEAN.
B. Research
Question
Why Indonesia did constructive engagement
in the South China Sea Disputes in 2009-2014?
C. Aim and
Objective
·
Exploring stages of development of
Indonesia's foreign policy as well as distinctive features of each year in in
the South China Sea disputes 2009-2014.
·
Highlighting special features of
relations between Indonesia, ASEAN Countries and China in the South China Sea
disputes 2009-2014.
Primary Resources
China’s National Defense in
2010. (2011). Beijing, ROC: The Information office of China’s State Council
China’s Peaceful Development.
(2011). Beijing, ROC: The Information office of China’s State Council.
Government Regulation Republic
of Indonesia No. 41, 2010-Indonesia Defence Policy 2010-2014 (Peraturan
Presiden Republik Indonesia No. 41, 2010-Kebijakan Umum Pertahanan Negara Tahun
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M.G. Dadi, S. (2007). Indonesia Defense
Diplomacy Current Challenges Internal and External. Jakarta, Indonesia:
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Natalegawa, Marty M. (2011).
Statement by Minister for Foreign Affairs Republic of Indonesia at United
Nations General Assembly. New York, USA: Ministerial Speech, UN General
Assembly
Yudhonono, Susilo Bambang. (2011). Opening
Speech ASEAN Summit 2011. Jakarta, Indonesia: Presidential Speech, ASEAN Summit
2011.
Secondary Resources
Thesis and Disertation
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Indonesia Terhadap China dalam menyelesaikan potensi konflik Landas Kontinen
Natuna di Laut China Selatan”, Departemen Hubungan Internasional FISIP
Universitas Mulawarman, 2014
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Introduction
Theories
2 Dynamic tension in SCS (Actors Interest, Indonesia
Interest)
3 Indonesia policy
Indonesia policy to asean countries in SCS
(Diplomatic, Legal, Economic, Security)
Indonesia policy to global in SCS
4. Factor of foreign policy
Internal
External
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