El impacto del fenómeno de polarización de Indonesia en el comportamiento electoral de Java en las elecciones de 2024
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Esta investigación analiza los factores que inciden en las preferencias de las personas en sus decisiones políticas. En Indonesia, la gente de la isla de Java representa el 56,10% de la población total y está liderando el cambio de la estructura política contemporánea. Los investigadores realizaron discusiones de grupos focales en varias ciudades de la isla de Java para identificar el conocimiento de los ciudadanos sobre las condiciones sociopolíticas y rastrear las características de los futuros líderes. Uno de los principales hallazgos de este documento es que la capacidad de comprender el interés público en cuestiones políticas, siendo un factor importante que los javaneses deben tener en cuenta al seleccionar líderes en el futuro.
Palabras clave: Comportamiento político; participación política; opinión pública.
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