Indonesia Beyond SuhartoThis text presents an accessible introduction to the most significant problems facing Indonesia and raises issues for further investigations. It addresses such questions as: how has Indonesia managed to remain one country?; and is there a truly national Indonesian culture? |
Contents
Making Indonesia | |
R William Liddle Ohio State University UnitedStates | |
MichaelMalley Ohio University UnitedStates | |
Achievement and Weakness | |
The Limits of Reform | |
All in the Family? | |
Evolving Pluralism | |
Difference Versus Diversity | |
Creativity Despite Constraint | |
The Crisis of 199798 | |
Indonesia and East Timor in 1999 | |
Readings Websites Videos | |
Index | |
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Indonesia Beyond Suharto: Polity, Economy, Society, Transition Donald K. Emmerson Limited preview - 1999 |
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Aceh archipelago armed forces Asian authority autonomy Bank business groups capital central government Central Kalimantan century chapter Chinese Christian colonial conglomerates country’s crisis criticism culture democracy democratic deregulation diversity domestic DPRD Dutch East Kalimantan East Timor election ethnic ethnicChinese example exports favored firms foreign gender Golkar government’s Habibie Habibie’s Harmoko ICMI independence indigenous Indonesian economy Indonesian Muslims industry institutions Irian Jaya Islam islands Jakarta Java Javanese Kalimantan leaders less major managers markets Masyumi military Minangkabau minister modern Muslim nationalist official Order Order Indonesia organizations Pancasila party People’s percent Pertamina political poverty Prabowo President Suharto president’s pribumi province reform regime regional government religion religious Republic resignation role rule rupiah sector social society Soroako South Sulawesi Southeast Asia Suharto Sukarno Sulawesi Sumatra technocrats Timorese trade traditional unity University Press vote wayang Wiranto women