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Indonesia, Vol. 102, October 2016: Recent submissions
Now showing items 1-10 of 14
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John Legge (1921-2016): AO, FASSA, FAHA: Historian, Southeast Asianist, Institutions Builder
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2016-10)This memorial essay pays tribute to John Legge's academic career as a student and educator (especially his time at Monash and including a sabbatical at Cornell). It also touches on his interests, personal life, political ... -
Renegotiating the Postcolonial Workplace: Indonesian Dockworkers in 1950
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2016-10)This article analyzes labor unrest in Indonesian harbors in the crucial first year of independence. It concludes with the Indonesian government's decision in February 1951 to ban strikes in vital industries and establish ... -
I Am a Singer: A Conversation with Johan Silas, Architect and Urban Planner in Surabaya, Indonesia
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2016-10)Professor Johan Silas is an architect and urban planner whose name is closely linked to the development of the city of Surabaya. In this interview, he talks about the close cooperation between the Institut Teknologi Surabaya ... -
Inside Papua: The Police Force as Counterinsurgents in Post-Reformasi Indonesia
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2016-10)Following Indonesia's democratic transition in 1998, the nation's counterinsurgency strategy shifted from enemy-centric operations led by the military to population-centric operations led by police forces. This was an ... -
Review of Economic Change in Modern Indonesian: Colonial and Post-Colonial Comparisons
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Review of Gongs and Pop Songs: Sounding Minangkabau in Indonesia
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Genre Publics: Aktuil Magazine and Middle-class Youth in 1970s Indonesia
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2016-10)This article attempts to change our thinking about the formation, development, and growth of the middle class(es) in Indonesia during the early Suharto regime. In the dominant story about the formation of the Indonesian ... -
Review of Rebranding Islam: Piety, Prosperity, and a Self-help Guru
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Review of The Invasion of the Dutch East Indies
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Review of Indonesian Notebook -- A Sourcebook on Richard Wright and the Bandung Conference
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2016-10)
