Building the blue print of Indonesia state
Subtitle: proceeding [sic] of the 2nd Indonesia Next Conference
By: edited by Hendra Yusran Siry
Contributors: Siry, Hendra Yusran; Perhimpunan Pelajar Indonesia Australia
Publisher: Perhimpunan Pelajar Indonesia Australia (PPIA)
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Canberra
Language: eng; ind
Number of pages: 312
ISBN-13: 9780980442809
Subjects: Economic conditions; Congresses; Politics and government; Social life and customs
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

First paper in Indonesian.
Table of contents: title: Indonesian democracy: today and in the 1950s; title: The theatre of politics: actors, parties and democratization in post-authoritarian Indonesia; title: Political orientations amd conflicts in Indonesia; title: Continue reforming Indonesia through medium term development paln 2004-2009; title: Selected monetary policy challenges in the midst of high debt financing in Indonesia; title: The limit of interventions; title: Problem of policy coordination and planning; title: The enhancement of science and technology abilities; title: Potential and problem in science and technology research in Indonesia towards global competition; title: Shaping early stage of the future science and technology in Indonesia: an imperative call for an efficient absorptive capacity; title: Mixing in density-driven exchange flows with possible applications to the Indonesian through-flow; title: The future of the unitary state (negara persatuan) of Indonesia; title: Multiculturalism, cultural citizenship and consumer culture in globalised Indonesia: notes on cinema and Moslem fashion Indonesia; title: Envisioning and communicating vision process in Indonesia autonomy era; title: Indonesian and Australia cultural divergences: a view of the future of Indonesia-Australia relations; title: The strengthening of national identity, the appreciation of pluralism, the development of self relience [sic] oriented education toward a just, dignified and prosperous Indonesia; title: Gender disparity in education in Indonesia; title: The importance of reproductive he[a]lth education and services for young people in Indonesia: what can we learned [sic] from Australia?