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Indonesia, Vol. 107, April 2019
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Review of Inventing the Performing Arts: Modernity and Tradition in Colonial Indonesia
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Mass Violence and Regime Change in Indonesia—Review of The Killing Season: A History of the Indonesian Massacres, 1965–66
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Review of Soul Catcher—Java’s Fiery Prince Mangkunagara I, 1726–95
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A Journey with Max Weber in Timor-Leste’s Countryside: Constructing Local Governance after Independence
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2019-04)Max Weber wrote of “pure” legitimated belief systems regarding the exercise of authority that facilitate its endurance in peaceful circumstances. If Weber could travel around the district of Lautém on the easternmost tip ... -
Putting Timor on the Global Agenda in 1985: Solidarity Activism Ten Years after Indonesia’s Invasion of East Timor
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2019-04)Indonesia’s military invaded East Timor in 1975, but failed to subdue the people there. The role of international solidarity movements in Timor-Leste’s subsequent fight for independence was particularly evident a decade ... -
Highlighting Timor-Leste Studies
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2019-04)A brief introduction to the sources of and inspirations for the five essays that comprise this special-focus issue of Indonesia. The articles presented in this themed volume flow from an ambitious two-year initiative by ... -
Editors' Note, Indonesia, Volume 107 (April 2019)
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Front Cover, Indonesia, Volume 107 (April 2019)
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Table of Contents, Indonesia, Volume 107 (April 2019)
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Converting Tetun: Colonial Missionaries’ Conceptual Mapping in the Timorese Cosmology and Some Local Responses, 1874–1937
(Cornell University Southeast Asia Program, 2019-04)Observers of Timorese culture have long maintained a preoccupation with the term “lulik.” Its meanings have fluctuated in the past 150 years—with prominent associations including “idolatry,” “the sacred,” “prohibited,” ...
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