Public-Private Partnerships / Edward Elgar Publishing Limited / IV GUARANTEE FUND / State-Owned Enterprises / Enron / Oxford University Press / GUARANTEE FUND IN INDONESIAN PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP / The World Bank / Indonesia Infrastructure Facility Company / Pertamina / Unocal North Sumatra Geothermal Ltd / Karaha Bodas Company / Public-Private Partnership / /
Country
Indonesia / United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Indonesia Infrastructure Financing Facility / University School / /
Government of Indonesia / Dutch Government / International Monetary Fund / New York University School of Law / Harvard / GUARANTEE FUND / Asian Development Bank / Ministry of Mines and Energy / Australian Government / Ministry of Finance / Japan International Cooperation Agency / Melbourne Law School / Institute for International Law and Justice / Indonesia Infrastructure Guarantee Fund / World Bank / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development / Fiscal Affairs Department / State Ministry / Oxford University / United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific / National Development Planning/National Development Planning Agency / Indonesian government / /
Person
Anne Orford / Budy P. Resosudarmo / Yanwar Malaming / Duncan Ritchie / Tor Krever / Ibid / Tim Lindsey / Carsten Greve / Luis Eslava / Anthony Boardman / Minyak dan Gas Bumi Negara / Ari Kuncoro / Tsegaye Ararssa / Laura Griffin / Soeharto / Sara Dehm / /
Position
driver of development / legal officer / President / Minister / model the public sector / Strategic Advisors / consultant / PPPs model / the public sector / contractor / Professor / majority shareholder / /
GUARANTEE FUND IN INDONESIAN PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (PPP): INTERNATIONAL DESIGN AS DOMESTIC INNOVATION DUDI RULLIADI* I INTRODUCTION Following the Asian economic crisis in the late 1990s, Indonesia had difficulty hon