Anne Booth attended Victoria University of Wellington and the Australian National University in Canberra. She subsequently taught at the University of Singapore and returned to the Australian National University as a research fellow in 1979. In 1991, she moved to the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, as a professor in the Department of Economics, with reference to Asia. Her chief area of interest has been Southeast Asia with a particular interest in Indonesian economic history in the twentieth century.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: Indonesia's three watersheds 2. The colonial legacy 3. Occupation, liberation and the challenges facing the new republic, 1942-66 4. Suharto's economic record: successes and failures 5. The 1997/98 crisis and its legacy: dropping out again? 6. The SBY years: building a new Indonesia? 7. Economic nationalism, economic rationalism and the development of private business after 1950 8. Trends in poverty and income distribution: the Suharto era and beyond 9. The changing role of government from the colonial era to the post-Suharto years 10. Conclusions Bibliography Index.
1. Introduction: Indonesia's three watersheds 2. The colonial legacy 3. Occupation, liberation and the challenges facing the new republic, 1942-66 4. Suharto's economic record: successes and failures 5. The 1997/98 crisis and its legacy: dropping out again? 6. The SBY years: building a new Indonesia? 7. Economic nationalism, economic rationalism and the development of private business after 1950 8. Trends in poverty and income distribution: the Suharto era and beyond 9. The changing role of government from the colonial era to the post-Suharto years 10. Conclusions Bibliography Index.
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