| History to
the End of the Suharto Era |
| Atlas
Mutual Heritage |
"a data-bank containing a complete
survey of VOC [Dutch East India Company] settlements & illustrative
material of these settlements (maps, paintings, drawings, prints
etc.)" |
| A
Fragment of a Story: Gerwani and Tapol Experiences |
Anne Pohlman on Gerwani women (members of
Gerakan Wanita Indonesia, the Indonesian Women’s Movement) & tapol (political
prisoners) imprisoned during Suharto’s New Order (Intersections,
Aug. 2004) |
| The
Intimacy of Terror: Gender and the Violence of 1965-66 in Bali |
Leslie Dwyer's analysis of violence in the
wake of the military-led offensive against the Indonesian Communist
Party & other left-wing organizations in 1965-66 (Intersections,
Aug. 2004) |
| A
Listian Perspective upon Economic and Political Development
in the Netherlands East Indies |
Simon Ridings on the political & economic
legacy of Dutch colonial government on Indonesia (Proceedings
of the 15th Biennial Conference of the Asian Studies Association
of Australia in Canberra, 2004; PDF format) |
| Nederlandsche
Oost-Indische Compagnie |
"A select bibliography based on the
collections of the National Library of Australia" |
| The
Origin of Nasyiatul Aisyiyah: Organising for Articulating Religious-based
Womanhood in Pre-Independent Indonesia |
Siti Syamsiyatun's analysis of an organization
of Indonesian Muslim women that is today one of the largest of
its kind (Proceedings of the 15th Biennial Conference of
the Asian Studies Association of Australia in Canberra, 2004;
PDF format) |
| Petrus
Dadi Ratu |
Benedict Anderson on the testimony of a
survivor on the 1965 masscre of the Indonesian left & the
rise of Suharto (New Left Review, May-June 2000) |
| Sejarah
Indonesia: Indonesian Time-Line |
A chronology from the Old Kingdoms to the
present, with clickable map, text of the 1945 constitution, & pronunciation
guide |
| The
U.S. & the Overthrow of Sukarno, 1965-1967 |
Essay by Peter Dale Scott, originally appearing
in Pacific Affairs (Summer 1985) |
| Women
and the Indonesian Killings of 1965-1966: Gender Variables
and Possible Directions for Research |
Annie Pohlman's gender analysis "to
recover the experiences of women, and secondly, to re-evaluate
our understanding of the massacres themselves" (Proceedings
of the 15th Biennial Conference of the Asian Studies Association
of Australia in Canberra, 2004; PDF format) |
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