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A Country Study: Indonesia Library of Congress Call Number DS615 .I518 1993
* Indonesia
* Foreword
* Acknowledgments
* Preface
* Country Profile - Visit new updated Profile (PDF)
o Country
o Geography
o Society
o Economy
o Transportation and Communications
o Government and Politics
o National Security
* Introduction
* Chapter 1 - Historical Setting (Donald M. Seekins)
o Early History
+ The Spread of Indian Civilization
+ Indianized Empires
o The Coming of Islam
o European Intrusions
+ The United East India Company
+ The Dutch on Java, 1619-1755
+ VOC Bankruptcy and the British Occupation
o The Netherlands Indies Empire
+ The Java War and Cultivation System
+ Dutch Expansion in Sumatra and the Eastern Archipelago
+ Colonial Economy and Society, 1870-1940
o The Growth of National Consciousness
+ The Ethical Policy
+ Early Political Movements
+ Sukarno and the Nationalist Movement
o World War II and the Struggle for Independence, 1942-50
+ The Japanese Occupation, 1942-45
+ The National Revolution, 1945-50
o Independence: The First Phases, 1950-65
+ Guided Democracy
+ Years of Living Dangerously
+ Sukarno's Foreign Policy
+ The Coup and its Aftermath
o The New Order Under Suharto
+ The State and Economic Development
+ The Pancasila and Political Parties
+ Territorial Continuity: Irian Jaya and East Timor
+ Foreign Policy under Suharto
* Chapter 2 - The Society and Its Environment (Joel C. Kuipers)
o The Geographic Context
+ Geographic Regions
+ Climate
+ Environmental Concerns
+ National Territory: Rights and Responsibilities
o The Emerging Framework for the Indonesian Nation
+ Population
+ Urbanization
+ Migration
o Social Classes
o Religion and Worldview
+ Islam
+ Christianity
+ Hinduism
+ Buddhism
o The Emerging National Culture
+ Living Environments
+ Language
+ Food, Clothing, and Popular Culture
o Sources of Local Identification
+ Tradition and Multiethnicity
+ Javanese
+ Sundanese
+ Balinese
+ Peoples of Sumatra
# Acehnese
# Batak
# Minangkabau
+ Ethnic Minorities
# Toraja
# Dayak
# Weyewa
# Tanimbarese
# Asmat
# Chinese
o Education
+ Primary and Secondary Education
+ Islamic Schools
+ Higher Education
o Health
+ Services and Infrastructure
+ Government Support
+ Traditional and Modern Health Practices
+ Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
+ Pharmaceuticals
+ Public Sanitation
* Chapter 3 - The Economy (Kathryn G. Marshall)
o Role of Government
+ The Politics of Economic Reform
+ Financial Reform
+ Trade and Industrial Reform
o Government Finance
+ Central Government Budget
+ Monetary and Exchange Rate Policy
o Foreign Aid, Trade, and Payments
+ Aid and Trade Policies
+ Direction of Trade
o Employment and Income
o Agriculture
+ Development Trends
+ Land Use and Ownership
+ Economic Benefits and the Transmigration Program
+ Food Crops
# Rice
# Corn and other Food Crops
+ Estate Crops
+ Livestock
+ Fishing
+ Forestry
o Industry
+ New Order Developments
+ Foreign Inputs
+ Small-scale Industry
+ Regional Industrial Development
o Minerals
+ Petroleum, Liquefied Natural Gas, and Coal
# Petroleum
# Liquefied Natural Gas
# Coal
+ Other Minerals
# Tin
# Nickel
# Copper
# Gold
# Bauxite
o Infrastructure and Services
+ Transportation
# Roads
# Shipping
# Civil Aviation
# Railroads
+ Post and Telecommunications
+ Electric Power
* Chapter 4 - Government and Politics (Donald E. Weatherbee)
o The Political Debate
o The Constitutional Framework
o The Structure of Government
+ Legislative Bodies
# People's Consultative Assembly (MPR)
# House of People's Representatives (DPR)
+ The Executive
# The President
# The Cabinet
# The Supreme Advisory Council and the State Audit Board
+ The Judiciary
+ Local Government
# Aceh
# Irian Jaya
# East Timor
o Political Culture
+ Traditional Political Culture
+ Islamic Political Culture
+ Modern Political Culture
+ Pancasila: The State Ideology
o The Political Process
+ Political Parties
# The Multiparty System
# Golkar
# United Development Party (PPP)
# Indonesian Democratic Party (PDI)
+ Elections
+ Political Dynamics
# Openness
# Islam
# ABRI
# Nongovernment Organizations (NGOs)
o The Media
o Foreign Policy
+ Political Considerations
+ Human Rights and Foreign Policy
+ Participation in ASEAN
+ Indonesia, ASEAN, and the Third Indochina War
+ Relations with Neighboring Nations
# Papua New Guinea
# Singapore and Malaysia
# Australia
# The Philippines
+ Relations with East Asia
# China
# Japan
+ Relations with the United States
* Chapter 5 - National Security (John B. Haseman)
o The Pursuit of Public Order
o Historical Background
o The Armed Forces in the National Life
+ Political and Administrative Role
+ Participation in the Economy
+ National Defense and Internal Security
# Total People's Defense
# East Timor
# Southeast Asia
+ Defense Spending and Defense Industry
+ Personnel
+ Leadership Transition
o Organization and Equipment of the Armed Forces
+ Administrative and Command Structure
+ Military Education
+ The Army
+ The Navy
+ The Air Force
+ The National Police
+ Conditions of Service
+ Women in the Armed Forces
+ Uniforms, Ranks, and Insignia
o Foreign Military Relations
o Security and Intelligence Agencies
o The Criminal Justice System
+ Crime and Political Offenses
+ Criminal Law
+ The Administration of Criminal Justice
+ The Penal System
+ Narcotics and Counternarcotics Operations
* Appendix. Tables * Bibliography * Glossary
