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13. Brief Reflections on Indonesian Economic History

  • Howard Dick
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Indonesia Today
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© 2019 ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute/Singapore

© 2019 ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute/Singapore

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. List of Tables viii
  4. List of Figures x
  5. List of Contributors xi
  6. Acknowledgements xiii
  7. Glossary xiv
  8. 1. Thoughts on Indonesian History 1
  9. 2. The Contingent and the Unforeseen 14
  10. Part I: Recent Developments
  11. 3. Abdurrahman's Indonesia: Political Conflict and Institutional Crisis 29
  12. 4. The Economy in 2000: Still Flat on Its Back? 45
  13. Part II: Political History
  14. 5. Brief Reflections on Indonesian Political History 69
  15. 6. The New Order: Keeping Up Appearances 72
  16. 7. Middle Way Leadership in Indonesia: Sukarno and Abdurrahman Wahid Compared 85
  17. 8. Parties and Parliament: Serving Whose Interests? 97
  18. 9. Conservative Political Ideology in Indonesia: A Fourth Wave? 112
  19. 10. Remembering the Left 126
  20. 11. The Rise and Fall of the Generals: The Indonesian Military at a Crossroads 136
  21. 12. The Changing Dynamics of Regional Resistance in Indonesia 146
  22. Part III: Economic History
  23. 13. Brief Reflections on Indonesian Economic History 161
  24. 14. Reflections on the New Order 'Miracle' 163
  25. 15. Indonesia's Economy and Standard of Living in the 20th Century 181
  26. 16. The Challenge of Sustainable Development: Economic, Institutional and Political Interactions, 1900- 2000 200
  27. 17. The Latest Crisis of Regional Autonomy in Historical Perspective 216
  28. Part IV: Social History
  29. 18. Brief Reflections on Indonesian Social History 231
  30. 19. Indonesian Views of the Future 234
  31. 20. The Prospects for Islam 244
  32. 21. After the Bans: Modelling Indonesian Communications for the Future 256
  33. 22. Gender Relations in Indonesia : What Women Want 270
  34. 23. The Criminal State: Premanisme and the New Indonesia 283
  35. 24. Independence for Java? New National Projects for an Old Empire 298
  36. Part V: Looking Forward
  37. 25. Indonesia's History Unfolding 311
  38. References 319
  39. Index 343
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