The Indonesia update
By: Indonesia Project, the Australian National University
Contributors: Australian National University. Indonesia Project; Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
Publisher: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Singapore
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] /
Subjects: Congresses; Economic conditions; Economic policy; Politics and government
Other titles: Indonesia update series; Indonesia update CD-ROM
Description: "The annual Indonesia update, organized by the Indonesia Project at the Australian National University, Canberra, has been a forum for expert commentators, leading researchers, and policymakers for nearly two decades. The series of books produced from this lively forum continues to be a key reference on trends in Indonesian socio-economics and political culture. Since 1994, the Update series has been published by ISEAS in Singapore. This CD contains the full-text versions of all the books produced in the Update series from 1988 to 2004. You can read, search by author, topic, keyword and print out from the CD-ROM"--Container insert.
Notes: Title from disc label.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

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System requirements for Macintosh: 256 MB RAM (512 MB recommended); Mac OS 8.6 or above; PDF viewer application; 640 x 480 display (800 x 600 recommended).
Table of contents: title: Indonesia assessment 1988; title: Indonesia assessment 1990; title: Indonesia assessment 1991; title: Indonesia assessment 1992, political perspectives on the 1990s; title: Indonesia assessment 1993, labour, sharing in the benefits of growth?; title: Indonesia assessment 1994, finance as a key sector in Indonesia's development; title: Indonesia assessment 1995, development in eastern Indonesia; title: Indonesia assessment, population and human resources; title: Indonesia's technological challenge; title: Post-Soeharto Indonesia, renewal or chaos?; title: Indonesia in transition, social aspects of reformasi and crisis; title: Indonesia today, challenges of history; title: Women in Indonesia, gender, equity, and development; title: Local power and politics in Indonesia, decentralisation & democratisation; title: Business in Indonesia, new challenges, old problems.