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The Pursuit of Humanitarian Nationalism

Ninety-two years after the Youth Pledge, is the pursuit of Indonesian nationalism still relevant, or is has it become outdated with the passage of time?

By
YUDI LATIF
· 13 minutes read
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Thousands of workers and students rally on Youth Pledge Day at the Arjuna Wijaya chariot statue in Jakarta on Monday (28/10/2019). The protesters rallied against revisions to the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Law and the draft Criminal Code.

Ninety-two years after the Youth Pledge, is the pursuit of Indonesian nationalism still relevant, or is has it become outdated with the passage of time?

We cannot know for certain the fate of nations in the future. Globalization and technological advancements can cause disruption to the organizational patterns of human society to cause significant change to the existence of nation-states.

Editor:
Syahnan Rangkuti
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