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	Republic of Indonesia - MSN Encarta
		Indonesia ended confrontation with Malaysia and became a major promoter and participant in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which was founded in 1967.
		A large slice of Indonesia’s wealth came to be concentrated in the hands of the president’s family and their associates.
		Indonesia held elections for the 500-seat House of Representatives in June 1999.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761573214_12/Indonesia_Republic_of.html (2231 words)

	New Order (Indonesia) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Under the New Order, surviving members of the Communist Party of Indonesia, as well as those considered sympathizers or fellow travelers, were branded "political detainees" (Indonesian: tahanan politik) commonly appreviated tapol.
		As unchecked forces in Indonesian society under New Order, however, members of the military and Golkar Party were heavily involved as intermediaries between the booming corporations (foreign and domestic) and the Indonesian government.
		The onset of the 1997 Asian financial crisis in Indonesia, and the stubbornness of Suharto in adopting reforms to address the crisis drew greater scrutiny from international lenders to the New Order corruption and lack of transparency.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/New_Order_(Indonesia) (2729 words)

	Inside Indonesia 59 - The Russian road
		In New Order Indonesia it was the military.
		It remains to be seen whether the new political parties in Indonesia will base their policies on collective interests, succeed in institutionalising themselves and develop a popular base, or if they will become personalised election vehicles like the new Russian political parties.
		It might be an asset to build on, although the way New Order propaganda has constructed the democratic period as a chaotic unstable one may still contribute to delegitimising democracy.
	www.insideindonesia.org /edit59/russia.htm (1631 words)

	Indonesia - POLITICAL CULTURE
		Although Indonesia was a cultural mosaic, the Javanese, with more than 45 percent of the total population in the 1990s, were by far the largest single ethnic group.
		The officer corps in particular was Javanized, partly as a result of Java's central role in the development of modern Indonesia (Indonesia's five leading institutions of higher education were located on Java, for example), but also because ABRI seemed to regard the great predominance of Javanese in the officer ranks as a matter of policy.
		Although organized Islamic political parties in the New Order were prohibited from advancing an explicitly Islamic message, traditional systems of communication within the community of believers, including instruction in Islamic schools and mosque sermons, passed judgments on politics and politicians.
	countrystudies.us /indonesia/85.htm (1450 words)

	\| Victory News Magazine \| Educational Influences of the New Order \| (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Indonesia’s “New Order” regime began when former President Suharto came into power in 1967, following the rule of former President Sukarno that is commonly referred to as “Old Order” regime.
		In order to allow for family work needs and commitments as well as cater for the enormous population of children, the school day was divided into two halves, morning school and afternoon school.
		The period of the New Order regime saw a boom in the construction of museums, (Errington, 1997) the first major project of which was Taman Mini Indonesia Indah- Beautiful Indonesian in a Miniature Park.
	www.victorynewsmagazine.com /EducationalInfluencesoftheNewOrder.htm (2173 words)

	Asia Society - Publications -
		Indonesia's success in carrying out these tasks and in producing a government capable of meeting the nation's tremendous economic, social, and political challenges will determine whether it moves toward becoming the world's third-largest democracy, reverts once again to totalitarianism, or in a worst case scenario fails as a multiethnic, geographically fragmented nation.
		Soeharto's suppression of expression and dissent was accepted during most of the New Order in the face of impressive economic growth and improvements in living standards.
		If law and order should totally break down to the extent that the unity of the nation was seriously threatened, then the military could be expected, perhaps in cooperation with one or more civilian groups, to assume control over the government.
	www.asiasociety.org /publications/indonesia (12369 words)

	Indonesia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The aim of these pages is to provide news, analysis and solidarity with the Indonesian workers, students, urban poor and peasants struggling to transform society.
		This is a rough translation of an article we received from Pembabasan analysing the role of the bourgeois opposition in Indonesia, specially during the November mass revolt in Jakarta.
		It is proof of a clear shift in the orientation of the democratic student movement towards joining with the workers, the urban poor and the peasants in order to defeat the regime.
	www.newyouth.com /archives/indonesia.asp (955 words)

	Green Left - INDONESIA: New Order forces lash out as defiance increases
		The struggle to prevent the full comeback of the rightist New Order alliance, represented by Golkar, the TNI, the Central Axis and the PDIP, is one of two main foci of struggle determining the present shape of Indonesian politics.
		The initial reaction of the New Order parties after the appointment of Lopa was to raise the possibility of bringing forward the MPR special session to hear impeachment charges against Wahid.
		The formation of the National Coalition Against the New Order (KNAOB) in May was the first united front that was able to mobilise both liberal intellectuals, student radicals, and PRD members alongside pro-Wahid forces, mainly peasants from eastern Java.
	www.greenleft.org.au /2001/453/25799 (1608 words)

	indahnesia.com - History - Guided democracy, the New Order - Discover Indonesia Online
		Inflation rose to new records and the standard of living of the Javanese middle class, and most of all the civil servants, asmost crashed.
		After he, with support of Muslems, came to power, he agreed for a new Islamic party (Partai Muslimim Indonesia), in which a big number of former leaders were banned on forehand.
		Under Suharto's 'New Order' (in contrary to the 'Old Order' of Soekarno) social and economical developmend programs started, which helped the major majority of the Indonesian people.
	indahnesia.com /indonesia/JAHREP/the_republic.php (1664 words)

	Economy of Indonesia
		Indonesia's initial response was to float the rupiah, raise key domestic interest rates, and tighten fiscal policy.
		Although a severe drought in 1997-98 forced Indonesia to import record amounts of rice, overall imports dropped precipitously in the early stage of the crisis in response to the unfavorable exchange rate, reduced domestic demand, and absence of new investment.
		Although Indonesia continued to have the advantages of a large labor force, abundant natural resources and modern infrastructure, private investment in new projects largely ceased during the crisis.
	www.fastload.org /ec/Economy_of_Indonesia.html (1849 words)

	Indonesia & East Timor: Introduction (1997)
		Systematic violations have also occurred in parts of Indonesia generally portrayed as stable and harmonious, such as the islands of Java, Sumatra, Bali, Sulawesi and Kalimantan, the regions of Nusa Tenggara and Maluku, and even the capital city, Jakarta.
		Virtually all political trials in Indonesia and East Timor have been show trials, intended partly to substantiate the claim that the New Order is a state based on the "rule of law", and partly as a warning to potential dissidents.
		There is a simple reason for this silence: from its inception, Indonesia's New Order government has been an important friend and ally to the West, and has been spared criticism by its Asian neighbours and member states of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM).
	www.amnesty.org /ailib/intcam/indopub/indoint.htm (2629 words)

	Escaping Indonesia's Iron Fist in Fiction
		For instance, Indonesia is a land of islands, connected by the sea, and as such is a maritime country.
		A: Indonesia is a very young nation, and we are still in the nation-building period.
		I believe now that young people in Indonesia are being influenced by the new generation from all over the world in their desire for responsible government.
	www.radix.net /~bardsley/ironfist.html (2282 words)

	Inside Indonesia - Witness denied
		While recent public opinion polls show a widespread negative image of New Order Indonesia in Australia, this is largely derived from perceptions of the Indonesian invasion of East Timor.
		'Indonesia' is a different world from 'here' (Australia), one characterised by immaturity ('It's children's hour in Jakarta'), and by unknowable and irrational causation ('Moslem extremists'), with connotations of racially informed separateness (Indonesians kill with 'kris and club').
		Coverage of Indonesia in The Age was even greater than in its popular rival, and coverage of the killings was more extensive.
	www.insideindonesia.org /edit71/Witness1.htm (2385 words)

	NGOs, the Environment and Political Pluralism in New Order Indonesia
		Yet Indonesia's recent environmental and financial crises have made NGO criticism of governmental policies all the more powerful, if still not officially "acceptable." Moreover, growing domestic and international recognition of their political leverage indicates that future political change in Indonesia will undoubtedly directly involve the country's NGO community.
		Yet greater attention must be paid to the NGO sector if Indonesia is truly to find its way towards something resembling "sustainable development." Indeed, the most powerful players in the New Order government continue to be closely tied to the activities that harm the environment the most.
		Yet while the core New Order actors continue to deeply distrust environmental NGOs, there is also increasing evidence that in the wake of last summer's fires, many in Jakarta have come to acknowledge that the role played by NGOs in national politics could ultimately be a healthy one.
	www.hawaii.edu /cseas/pubs/explore/gordon.html (6880 words)

	Inside Indonesia 64 - Blood on the map (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In post New Order Indonesia there is increasing recognition of the plurality of truths about violent conflict.
		Beth Drexler noted in her paper that by negotiating a ceasefire agreement with GAM in May this year, the government and military have accorded this group an international credibility and authentication, albeit false, as representatives of the people of Aceh.
		It is clear that a new discourse on violence is necessary to understand this next chapter in the country's history.
	www.serve.com /~inside/edit64/jemma.htm (718 words)

	RAND \| Papers \| Toward a New Order in Indonesia.
		Indonesian efforts to establish a new political and economic order and the influence of the Indonesian student organizations KAMI and KAPPI on those efforts.
		The new regime has made considerable progress in adopting an excellent foreign investment law and in reestablishing relations with international monetary organizations.
		If the attitudes of the present regime and of the Generation of 1966 remain as lucid and purposeful as they seem to be at present, Indonesia should have a great future in the community of nations.
	www.rand.org /pubs/papers/P3531 (389 words)

	Library of Congress / Federal Research Division / Country Studies / Area Handbook Series/ Indonesia / Bibliography
		New Haven: Southeast Asian Studies, Yale University, 1985.
		New York: Netherlands and Netherlands Indies Council, Institute of Pacific Relations, 1946.
		Indonesia and the Rule of Law: Twenty Years of "New Order" Government.
	lcweb2.loc.gov /frd/cs/indonesia/id_bibl.html (9044 words)

	Indonesia and East Timor Report (1996) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Indonesia's rulers came to power in 1965 in the wake of one of the worst massacres in recent history; in less than a year up to one million people were killed and at least as many jailed.
		Indonesia's New Order Government has remained in power for almost three decades.
		Despite its chilling human rights record, this same government has consistently enjoyed support and succour from the world's most powerful nations and the prime movers of the international community.
	www.amnesty.org /ailib/intcam/indopub/indopub.htm (224 words)

	Mujiburrahman: Feeling Threatened: Muslim-Christian Relations in Indonesia's New Order
		Muslim-Christian relations have been an important element of the social and political dynamics of Indonesia during the New Order period (1966-1998), and an ever sensitive object of Government policy.
		This political choice was apparently natural for the Christians because, like the politically secular-oriented Muslims among the civilians, the army was known as the strongest proponent of the nationalist ideological outlook (as opposed the Islamic ideology).
		One of the consequences of this alliance was that the Christians became less critical if not totally supportive to the New Order authoritarianism.
	igitur-archive.library.uu.nl /dissertations/2006-0915-201013/index.htm (481 words)

	New Order (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		New Order (political system) (Neue Ordnung), the Nazi political strategy in the 1940s
		Novus Ordo Seclorum ("New Order of the Ages"), which appears on the Great Seal of the United States
		Novus Ordo Missae ("New Order of the Mass"), used by tradionalist Catholics to attack the vernacular Mass of Paul VI]
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/New_order (174 words)

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	www.hawaii.edu /hivandaids/links_IndonesiaInfo.htm (191 words)

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