Violence in IndonesiaIngrid Wessel, Georgia Wimhöfer Abera, 2001 - 343 pagina's |
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... hand in hand . The Japanese period was no improvement in this respect ; for instance during the Japanese occupation there were anti - crime campaigns not unlike the so - called Petrus killings ( Bourchier 1990 : 197 ) . The third reason ...
... hand in hand . The Japanese period was no improvement in this respect ; for instance during the Japanese occupation there were anti - crime campaigns not unlike the so - called Petrus killings ( Bourchier 1990 : 197 ) . The third reason ...
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... hand , these three decades saw the emergence of a new , upwardly mobile , modernist Moslem middle class , Moslem urban professionals and civil servants , HMI graduates plugged into Golkar , and , by the 1990s in the era of ICMI , Moslem ...
... hand , these three decades saw the emergence of a new , upwardly mobile , modernist Moslem middle class , Moslem urban professionals and civil servants , HMI graduates plugged into Golkar , and , by the 1990s in the era of ICMI , Moslem ...
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... hand , we must see that the victims are recognized and that what they died for is acknowledged ; murders should not be denied and they should not be appropriated by other groups . On the other hand , however , is a responsibility to ...
... hand , we must see that the victims are recognized and that what they died for is acknowledged ; murders should not be denied and they should not be appropriated by other groups . On the other hand , however , is a responsibility to ...
Inhoudsopgave
Introduction | 8 |
What is so Indonesian about Violence? | 25 |
The Politics of Violence in New Order Indonesia in the Last Decade of the | 64 |
Copyright | |
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