Table of Contents: Preface pp. i-xxiii
Dedication
Foreword
(Surin Pitsuwan)
Foreword
(Aristides Kattopo)
Introduction
(Thang D. Nguyen)
Part I: Democracy
Chapter 1. Democracy in Indonesia: A Work in Progress, pp. 3-10
(Endy M. Bayuni)
Chapter 2. Aliran, Religion, Class and Culture: Political Parties and Social Identity in Indonesia, pp. 11-29
(Stephen Sherlock)
Part II: Economy
Chapter 3. The Indonesian Economy: Growth, Crisis, and Recovery, pp. 33-58
(Hal Hill)
Chapter 4. Reform of the Indonesian Banking System: Building Carrying Capacity, pp. 59-67
(David Nellor)
Chapter 5. Indonesia's Investment Relations with Northeast and Southeast Asia, pp. 69-90
(Thee Kian Wie)
Chapter 6. The Indonesian Oil and Gas Industries: A Comparative Perspective, pp. 91-103
(Francisia Seda)
Part III: The Law
Chapter 7. The Indonesian Legal System: A Brief Critique, pp. 107-112
(Andrew I. Sriro)
Chapter 8. Legal Reform in Indonesia: Implications Regarding Corruption and Human Rights, pp. 113-119
(Frans H. Winarta)
Part IV: Security
Chapter 9. 123Indonesia: Jemaah Islamiyah's Current Status, pp. 123-146
(The International Crisis Group(ICG))
Chapter 10. Countering the Ideology of Jemaah Islamiyah: A Point-by-Point Approach, pp. 147-167
(Rohan Gunaratna and Mohamed Bin Ali)
Chapter 11. Indonesia's Maritime and Security Interests in the New Era [1], pp. 169-180
(Rosihan Arsyad)
Part V: Diplomacy
Chapter 12. The US and Indonesia: In Search of a 21st Century Partnership, pp. 183-192
(Eduardo Lachica)
Chapter 13. Indonesia and Japan: Five Decades of a Relation and Future Challenges, pp. 193-197
(Sumimaru Odano)
Chapter 14. Australia and Indonesia: Current Problems, Future Prospects, pp. 199-230
(Jamie Mackie)
Contributor's Bio's
List of Endorsement
Index pp. 237-254 |