Controlling the Narrative, Consolidating Power: COVID-19 and Indonesia’s Deepening Democratic Crisis

Arts & Humanities

• Narrative Power 100%
• Indonesia 48%
• Government 22%
• Polls 12%
• Elites 10%
• Southeast 10%
• Polity 9%
• Boris Johnson 8%
• Asia 7%
• Government Regulation 6%
• East Timor 6%
• Death Rate 6%
• Laos 6%
• Denial 6%
• Vaccination 5%
• Political Elites 5%
• Thailand 5%
• Vaccine 5%
• Signifier 5%
• Warning 5%
• South-East Asia 5%
• Dissent 5%
• Philippines 5%
• Political Discourse 4%
• Public Health 4%
• Mortality 4%
• Excess 4%
• Incumbents 4%
• Government Policy 4%
• Economy 4%
• Singapore 4%
• Waves 3%
• Fluctuations 3%
• Economists 3%
• Malaysia 3%
• Performance 1%
• Costs 1%

Social Sciences

• Indonesia 53%
• narrative 38%
• death 17%
• president 14%
• elite 7%
• leadership 6%
• East-Timor 6%
• economy 5%
• Laos 5%
• Government regulation 5%
• opinion poll 5%
• death rate 5%
• job performance 5%
• vaccination 5%
• fluctuation 5%
• Southeast Asia 5%
• political elite 5%
• economist 4%
• Philippines 4%
• Thailand 4%
• government policy 4%
• Singapore 4%
• minister 4%
• Malaysia 4%
• popularity 4%
• mortality 4%
• statistics 3%
• public health 3%
• costs 2%
• discourse 2%
• trend 2%
• management 2%
• experience 1%