Partai Syarikat Islam Indonesia Konstestasi Politik hingga Konflik Kekuasaan Elite

The book is commended for offering a good overview of the PSII's situation, particularly its internal factional conflicts that emerged after the 1971 election. Readers will find coverage of significant historical events such as Majalaya MT 33 and the 1972 "coup," alongside details regarding the PSII's subsequent fusion with other Islamic parties to form the PPP.

However, the reviewer expressed some disappointment due to certain omissions. Specifically, the book reportedly lacks information concerning past conflicts within the PSII, particularly those related to the "Penyadar" movement. The reviewer also noted a desire for more detail on any potential relationship between this movement and the 1972 "coup," though acknowledging that a lack of connection might be the reason for its absence.

In conclusion, this book serves as a valuable resource for understanding a specific, pivotal period in the history of the PSII and Indonesian politics. While it provides a strong focus on the post-1971 election landscape and key political developments, readers seeking a broader historical context or deeper analysis of earlier internal party conflicts might find it somewhat limited. It would particularly appeal to those interested in Indonesian political history, the PSII, and the political dynamics of the early 1970s.