
* Introduction | |||
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* Pre-history to post-colony: Indonesia until 1998 | |||
* Suharto's New Order The economy in crisis | |||
* Reformasi and after | |||
* Unity in diversity? | |||
* Agriculture The struggle for land and resources | |||
* Livelihoods away from the land | |||
* Indonesia in conflict: the end of the nation? | |||
* The future of Indonesian democracy | |||
* Dates and events | |||
* Facts and figures | |||
* Further reading | |||
* Acknowledgements | |||
* Oxfam in Indonesia | |||
* Index |
Nicola Frost
She has a long-term interest in the ethnography of Maluku, eastern Indonesia, especially issues relating to local forms of authority, community politics, and relations between people and state bodies in a peripheral region. Her doctoral thesis concentrated on Indonesian migrant organisations in Sydney, Australia, and includes work with migrants from Maluku both during and after the conflict which began in 1999.
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