Социалистическата партия на Индонезия беше политическа партия в Индонезия от 1948 до 1960 г., когато беше забранена от президента Сукарно. Философията на партията се основаваше на фабианството с елементи на марксисткия социален анализ. Имаше ясен индонезийски характер към марката на социализма на партията. Той подчерта необходимостта от модернизация, икономическо развитие и рационално планиране и организация, като същевременно се противопоставя на крайния национализъм и анти чуждите настроения. Той прие необходимостта от чужд капитал, но партийните лидери критикуваха това, което виждаха кат…
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