A NEW CRIMINAL TYPE IN JAKARTA: THE NATIONALIZATION OF "DEATH"

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. CONTENTS 5
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 7
4. INTRODUCTION: CRIMINALITY AND ITS OTHERS 9
5. FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT: OPTICS OF POLICING IN LATE-COLONIAL NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES 23
6. COLONIAL CRIMINALS IN JAVA, 1870-1910 47
7. THE USUAL SUSPECTS: NARDONG PUTIK, DON PEPE OYSON, AND ROBIN HOOD 70
8. SURVEILLANCE AND TERRITORIALITY IN BANDUNG 95
9. "WHO WILL SAVE Us FROM THE LAW'?": THE CRIMINAL STATE AND THE ILLEGAL ALIEN IN POST-1986 PHILIPPINES 128
10. THE HISTORY OF THE MODERN PRISON AND THE CASE OF INDOCHINA 152
11. THE CRIMINAL REGIME: CRIMINAL PROCESS IN INDONESIA 175
12. OPEN SECRETS: EXCERPTS FROM CONVERSATIONS WITH A JAVANESE LAWYER, AND A COMMENT 193
13. A NEW CRIMINAL TYPE IN JAKARTA: THE NATIONALIZATION OF "DEATH" 210
14. FLYING A KITE: THE CRIMES OF PRAMOEDYA ANANTA TOER 231
15. NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 259