Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface VII
3. Contents XI
4. Abbreviations and Glossary XV
5. Part one. INTRODUCTION
6. I. THE SOCIOECONOMIC SITUATION IN JAVA 1
7. II. THE INDONESIAN COMMUNIST PARTY, 1920-1951 18
8. Part two. THE AIDIT LEADERSHIP'S STRATEGY IN THE INDONESIAN REVOLUTION
9. III. PROLOGUE 29
10. IV. A SEMICO LONIAL, SEMIFEUDAL COUNTRY 32
11. V. THE BASIC TARGETS OF THE INDONESIAN REVOLUTION 37
12. VI. THE DRIVING FORCES OF THE REVOLUTION 39
13. VII. THE NATIONAL UNITED FRONT 47
14. Part three. BUILDING THE PARTY
15. VIII. THE PARTY LEADERSHIP 63
16. IX. THE EXPANSION AND EDUCATION OF PARTY MEMBERSHIP 69
17. X. COMMUNIST FUNDS IN INDONESIA 110
18. Part four. BUILDING MASS SUPPORT
19. XI. THE CULTIVATION OF GENERAL APPEALS 121
20. XII. APPEALS TO SPECIFIC SECTIONS OF SOCIETY 128
21. XIII. THE WORKERS 132
22. XIV. THE PEASANTS 160
23. XV. THE PETTY BOURGEOISIE 181
24. XVI. YOUTH 187
25. XVII. WOMEN 200
26. XVIII. ETHNIC GROUPS AND MINORITIES; VETERANS 212
27. IX. MOBILIZING ELECTORAL SUPPORT 218
28. Part five. THE NATIONAL UNITED FRONT AND THE OTHER POLITICAL FORCES
29. XX. PKI's POLITICAL BEHAVIOR UNDER THE NATIONAL UNITED FRONT 233
30. XXI. THE PERIOD OF PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY, 1952-JULY, 1959 236
31. XXII. PKI AND GUIDED DEMOCRACY, JULY, 1959—JULY, 1963 275
32. NOTES 305
33. SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY 359
34. INDEX 375