Relocating a national capitalNational capital is a rare and ambitious undertaking—one that not only reshapes a country’s administrative geography but also tests the strength of its political institutions and policy coherence. For Indonesia, the decision to move its capitalCapital to NusantaraNusantara offers an opportunity to learn from the successes and failures of similar ventures around the world. Comparative insights can help illuminate the path forward, providing valuable lessons in governanceGovernance, planning, participation, and legitimacy.

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Indonesia’s Capital Relocation: Lessons from Other Countries

  • Poltak Partogi Nainggolan,
  • Riris Katharina,
  • Pihri Buhaerah,
  • Aninda Wisaksanti Rudiastuti,
  • Tini Apriani

摘要

Relocating a national capitalNational capital is a rare and ambitious undertaking—one that not only reshapes a country’s administrative geography but also tests the strength of its political institutions and policy coherence. For Indonesia, the decision to move its capitalCapital to NusantaraNusantara offers an opportunity to learn from the successes and failures of similar ventures around the world. Comparative insights can help illuminate the path forward, providing valuable lessons in governanceGovernance, planning, participation, and legitimacy.