Asia
Insights: Indonesia
Population
: 217.5 m
Surface area: 1.9 m sq. km
Population growth: 1 %
Life expectancy (2002): 67
Population below national poverty line (2000): 27.1%
GNI per capita: 1140 $
GDP: 257.6 b $
Source: World
Development Indicators Database
2004
Head
of State:
President
Susilo Bambang YUDHOYONO
Vice
President Muhammad Yusuf KALLA
Source:
CIA
Chief of States
Indonesia Bibliography
Indonesia bibliography covers books, chapters in books and journal
and newspaper articles on elections and the political situation
in Indonesia (1999-2004).
The references are selected from the database Bibliography of Asian
Studies, databases on social sciences in WebSpirs and in ProQuest
Direct, World Affairs Online, Social Sciences and Citation Index.
Compiled by Anja Møller Rasmussen, NIAS Library and Information
Centre.
The bibliography as wordfile
or as pdf-file
(101 KB)
Books in the NIAS LINC collection
Books
on the election, the political situation, and Indonesia’s international
relations
Internet Links on Indonesia
May 2006 Earthquake; please
visit our Natural Disaster Asia Insight here
Tsunami relief efforts;
please visit our Tsunami Relief Portal here
Facts and Background
Fact
sheet from Asia Society
Political
Resources on the Net
Country profile (CIA)
Centre for Strategic
and International Studies, CSIS
Country Reports
Indonesia
Human rights
record (Amnesty)
Amnesty
Annual Human rights Report 2003
Building
Hunan Security in Indonesia: Conflict Prevention Initiative,
Harvard University
International
Crisis Group: Indonesia
Digital
Atlas of Indonesian History by Robert Cribb
WWW-VL
History: Indonesia
International Institute
of Social History (IISH), Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Politics and Society
Governmental bodies
People's Consultative
Assembly (MPR)
House of Representatives
(DPR)
Department of Foreign Affairs
Central Bureau of Statistics
(BPS)
Bibliography
of Indonesian Politics and Economy since 1965
Horas
Mandailing/ The Mandailing People "The Mandailing are a
people of the west coast of North Sumatra, Indonesia. Throughout
the 19th century, they were embroiled in several civil wars, at
first in Sumatra and then in peninsular Malaysia, to which they
migrated in large groups. The clan-based society has an indigenous
tradition of democratic and egalitarian governance.
Political Parties
Please note that the access to some of the web addresses
below are unstable. Please try again if you cannot get access first
time.
Partai Persatuan Pembangunan (PPP)
[United Development Party]
Partai Amanat Nasional
(PAN) [National Mandate Party]
Partai Keadilan
(PK)
Partai Daulat
Rakyat (PDR)
Partai Demokrasi Kasih Bangsa (PDKB) - no website
Partai Keadilan Dan Persatuan (PKP)
Partai Cinta Damai
Partai Seni dan Dagelan Indonesia
(PARSENDI)
Partai Uni Demokrasi Indonesia
(PUDI)
Partai
Komunis Indonesia (PKI) [Communist Party of Indonesia]
Elections
Elections
in Indonesia
Election Committee
Election Supervison
Committee
Centre for Election Reform
International
Crisis Group: Indonesia Backgrounder: A Guide to the 2004 Elections.
Asia Report N°71 18 December 2003
News agency
Antara - Indonesian
National News Agency
DETICOM
News
The Jakarta
Post
Republika Online
South China Morning Post
Kompas - large circulation
daily
Pos Kota -
large circulation daily
Asia Recovery Information Center
(ARIC), ADB
Bisnis Indonesia
Acehtimes
Acheh-eye
Far
Eastern Economic Review (FEER)
Go
Asia Pacific
AsiaMad.co
Tempo
Indonesia
News-Net
Laksamana
News agency reports on Indonesia
BBC Indonesia
BBC
Indonesia Country Profile
CNN
news
Yahoo
News (Reuters/AP/etc)
Television
Surya Citra Televisi Indonesia
(SCTV) - commercial network
Televisi Pendidikan Indonesia (TPI)
- commercial network
Universities, Research Institutions, Libraries and Networks
Center
for Asia and Pacific Studies (CAPS), Gadjah Mada niversity, Indonesia
Center
for Industrial Economic Studies, Faculty of Economics, University
of Trisakti, Indonesia
Centre
for Environmental Studies, University of Surabaya, Indonesia
Demographic
Institute, Faculty of Economics, University of Indonesia (LD-FEUI)
Urban
and Regional Development Institute (URDI), Indonesia
Diponegoro
University
Universitas Diponegoro - UNDIP, Semarang . English
Duta Wacana Christian University
Universitas Kristen Duta Wacana - UKSW, Yogyakarta . Only Bahasa
Indonesia.
Gadjah Mada University
Universitas Gadjah Mada - UGM, Yogyakarta . Bahasa Indonesia. Institute
of Technology Bandung
Institut Teknologi Bandung , ITB. Bahasa Indonesia and English.
North Sumatra University
Universitas Sumatera Utara. In Bahasa Indonesia.
SMERU
is an independent institution for research and policy studies
which provides accurate and timely information and objective analysis,
professionally and proactively, on various socio-economic and poverty
issues which are considered most urgent and relevant for the people
of Indonesia.
University
of Indonesia
Universitas Indonesia . Bahasa Indonesia and English.
UMM
Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang . Bahasa Indonesia and English.
University of Petra
Universitas Kristen Petra . English. A Christian university in Surabaya
. Lots of interesting links.
UNPAR
Universitas Katolik Parahyangan.
Nordic Networks
and programs
Centre
for Asian Studies. Göteborg University
Institutionen
för östasiatiska språk Lund University
timor-indonesia
nordic: noridisk liste om øst timor og indonesien
International
Networks
The
Indonesian Conflict Studies Network
Acts as a Local Conflict Information Network (LCIN) by facilitating
research collaboration and the exchange of information between conflict
scholars in Indonesia and in the Nordic countries.
In
Search of Middle Indonesia' is a new joint Netherlands-Indonesia
research program. It will conduct social science research on intermediate
classes (lower middle class), and particularly youth, in provincial
towns in Indonesia [...]. It will run from 2006 to 2010.
The program includes funding for two two-year postdoctoral fellowships
and four PhD scholarships [...].
Discusion lists
IDS (Indonesian Development
Studies) Discussion list on Indonesian development studies. tserv@suvm.syr.edu
Indonesia-l News, views,
and resources on contemporary Indonesia.
majordomo@igc.apc.org
Janus, Discussion list
on Indonesia. indonesians-request@janus.berkeley.edu
Databases
Intan
Mas Database
Database at Northern
Territory University, Australia on northern Australia and eastern
Indonesia, and on Australia's relations with Indonesia.
East
and Southeast Asia: an annotated directory of Internet resources
on Indonesia
Balinese
Manuscript Collection Index at The Australian National University
Library, Canberra, Australia "This Index provides a searchable
index to the Balinese Manuscript Collection housed in the Menzies
Library of the Australian National University Library.
Tanap,
Towards a New Age of Partnership in Dutch East India Company Archives
and Research (TANAP) "Objectives of the TANAP programme:
a. to preserve the VOC [Verenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie, Dutch
East India Company, 1602-1796] archives [...] b. [...] to improve
the[ir] availability and accessibility [...] c. to carry out research
into the early-modern economic and social transformations in Asia
and Southern Africa; d.
to train a new generation of historians in Asia, Africa and Europe
[...]."[Participating] Universities; * Archives (Archives keeping
VOC documents: Nationaal Archief, Arsip Nasional Republik Indonesia,
Cape Town Archives Repository, National Archives of Sri Lanka, Tamil
Nadu Archives, British Library - Oriental and India Office Collections,
Arkib Negara Malaysia)
Research on Indonesia : Ingrid Saroda Cosijn-Mitrasing
(Netherlands) - The Evolution of Kingship in Seventeenth Century
Aceh Darussalam (1600-1645). Dr. KWEE, Hui-kian (Singapore) - The
Political Economy of Java's Northeast Coast, c. 1740-1800: Elite
Synergy. Sher Banu A. Latiff Khan (Singapore) - Rule behind the
Silk
Curtain: A Study of Aceh under the Reign of the Queens, 1641-1699.
Sri Margana (Indonesia) - The Contested Frontier: Rebellion, Economy
and Social Change in Java's Oosthoek, 1763-1811. Dr. Atsushi Ota
(Japan) - Changes of Regime and Social Dynamics in West Java. Yusak
Soleiman (Indonesia) - The Propagation of Dutch Reformed Protestantism
on Java in the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Century c. 1753-1835:
A Study of Religion and Society in two colonial Towns (Batavia and
Semarang) and its Perception by Early Nineteenth Century Missionaries.
Muridan S. Widjojo (Indonesia) - Cross-Cultural Alliance-making
and Local Resistance in the Moluccas during the Revolt of Prince
Nuku, c. 1780-1810.
Development organisations/
agencies
Agricultural
profile (FAO)
Development
organisations (Devdir)
UNEP Environment
Outlook
Environmental
profile (WRI)
Reliefweb
situation reports
Industrial
profile (UNIDO)
IMF
country profile
UNSFIR
Other resources
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