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		With a steady average annual growth of close to 8 percent, Indonesia\rquote s industrial output has been increasing at a rapid annual rate of 18 percent as recently as 1997, and is expected to increase in coming years, second only to China.
	www.bardstown.com /~davidr/claw/case_Sari2.rtf (11382 words)

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		But the once strong cultural unity of the region with Riau in the heart of it never returned, and the line drawn by the British in 1819 remained, this time marking the divide between three new countries as of 1965: Singapore, the Malaysian federation in the north, and Indonesia in the South.
		It is those new countries, however, which created back unity in the Riau world for the first time after 150 years with the creation of the Sijori Growth Triangle.
		But while bringing back some economical wealth to Riau, the Sijori Growth Triangle somewhat further broke the cultural unity within the islands.
	www.trekearth.com /workshops/211810 (442 words)

	Bintan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Due to its limited size, Singapore initiated the Sijori Growth Triangle and signed agreements with the Indonesian governments to invest heavily in Batam and Bintan.
		The once wild and deserted Batam island became an industrial "hinterland" for Singapore and a special investment zone for world industrial companies, also attracting thousands of workers from the entire country.
		Singapore's current status as the regional trading center and its political influence in the region, and particularly in the heart of the Sijori Growth Triangle is actually pretty close to what Bintan was a few centuries ago.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bintan (599 words)

	Batam - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The island is located about 20 kilometres south of Singapore, a 1 hour ferry ride away.
		Once a wild island covered with jungle and inhabited by a few Orang Laut tribes, Batam changed in the 1960s when the Indonesian government made it a special development zone, later part of the Sijori Growth Triangle, enjoying free trade zone status.
		In the last 40 years, jungle disappeared and Batam turned into a strong industrial centre, with population increasing from a few thousands in the early 1960s to 800,000 today.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Batam (210 words)

	H.E. Ali Alatas, The Republic of Indonesia
		The next growth area developed within the framework of ASEAN economic cooperation is the East ASEAN Growth Area comprising Brunei Darussalam, and parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines, better known as BIMP-EAGA.
		In all the growth areas, the resources of the participating regions complement one another, enabling manufacturing firms to achieve vertical integration in their operations as well as economies of scale.
		Although the ASEAN growth areas already boast considerable achievements and tremendous promise, they represent such a new concept that they are still saddled with a number of political, economic and social constraints.
	www.aseansec.org /4183.htm (1114 words)

	GaWC Research Bulletin 135
		Even now, when the Triangle is no longer aggressively promoted by local governments, accounts of the region's complementarities have continued to circulate, and it is easy to find articles and policy papers addressing their relevance as a model to places as different and as far away as, for example, the Gulf of Finland (Kivikari, 2001).
		The Triangle, and the form of regional spatial fix it represents, needs therefore to be understood within the complex power geometries of dislocation, disempowerment, enablement and confinement that comprise the myriad human geographies of the region.
		In 1988, as the prospect of the Triangle was being formulated, this inflow increased dramatically by 200% (Parsonage 1992: 309).
	www.lboro.ac.uk /gawc/rb/rb135.html (8976 words)

	SJER - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In the Malaysian National Physical Plan (2000-2020), Johor Bahru was identified as one of the three key regional growth initiatives after Klang Valley in the centre and Penang in the north.
		South Johor complements Singapore’s growth strategy with an environment that provides a ‘quality of life’ alternative that is not readily available in the city state.
		Growth rates for GDP and employment have been more rapid for South Johor as it accounts for 60% of Johor state's total GDP.
	www.mailsaviour.com /sjer (449 words)

	Batam Did You Mean batam (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The island is located about 20 kilometres south of Singapore, a mere 1 hour ferry ride away.
		Once a wild island covered with jungle and inhabited by a few Orang Laut tribes, the face of Batam changed forever in the 1960s when the Indonesian government made it a special development zone, later part of the Sijori Growth Triangle, enjoying free trade zone status.
		In the last 40 years, jungle disappeared and Batam turned into a strong industrial centre, with population increasing from a few thousands in the early 1960s to 700,000 today.
	www.did-you-mean.com /Batam.html (170 words)

	Research Projects (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In particular, the aim of this research is to establish a thorough understanding of the sociological and cultural aspects that characterise the role of producer services in processes of social mobility in Western and Asian societies.
		These foreign multinationals are encouraged to vertically disintegrate and co-operate with companies in the Growth Triangle through subcontracting relations.
		In Singapore, both FIRE and APS firms are concentrated to cater to the whole region that contributes to the image of Singapore being the neo-liberal bastion of entrepreneurship in Southeast Asia with a booming economy that recovered quickly after the most recent economic crisis.
	www2.fmg.uva.nl /asia/brokers/research.htm (4368 words)

	Case Studies: Sijori Growth Triangle
		In 1989 the Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore launched the term 'growth triangle'.
		The term indicates that Singapore, the Malaysian state Johor, and the Indonesian islands Batam and Bintan of the Riau archipelago should pool their comparative advantages to form a larger economic region.
		The names of the three envisaged partners were combined in the acronym 'Sijori'.
	www.acturban.org /biennial/case_studies/sijore/txt_sijori.html (150 words)

	Growth Area Concept
		growth areas usually involve the less developed territories, those that experience inadequate support or long-term neglect by their central governments
		this scheme eases the burden on central governments to channel significant levels of public investment to these territories as they are now in a better position to generate their own growth
		cooperative efforts in the growth area context are focused on:
	www.medco.gov.ph /medcoweb/bimpgrowtharea.asp (185 words)

	Publications Department of Economic Geography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Grunsven, L.M.J. van (1998), The Sustainability of Urban Development in the SIJORI Growth Triangle: A Social Perspective.
		Spatial analysis of growth- and RandD externalities in the Netherlands.
		Regions, Land Consumption and Sustainable Growth; assessing the impact of the public and private sectors.
	econ.geog.uu.nl /department/publications.html (14416 words)

	Mega-Urbanization in Asia - IIAS - Agenda (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Singapore mystifies its metropolitan invasion of the adjacent Malaysian and Indonesian territory by the term SiJoRi Growth Triangle (the Golden Triangle), erroneously giving the impression of tripartite partnership on equal terms.
		Other concepts that have been important besides the mentioned cyber cities, ethnic architecture, campus relocation, new town development and the Golden Triangle are slum and kampung improvement, formal and informal industrial parks, inner city protection and restoration, water front development and the creation of network cities.
		The aim of the two-day workshop is to invite a number (about twelve) key scholars to report on the Directors of change in one specific Asian metropolis, the main concept(s) applied there and the directors’ tactics to have their concepts realized.
	www.iias.nl /iias/agenda/archief/12141202.html (1182 words)

	Southeast Asia Growth Triangles
		-- SIJORI, the Singapore, Johor and Riau Archipelago
		growth triangle if it is to function properly brings into
		triangles means that their success will be critically
	www.hamline.edu /apakabar/basisdata/1994/12/21/0000.html (764 words)

	Offilcial Site of Riau University (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In fact, in 1968 FKIP reunited to Riau University and broken into two faculties-the Faculty of Teaching and the Faculty of Edueation.
		As time went on, there was a need for a faculty of engineering in 1981 with regard to the rapid growth of Riau Province particularly after the commencement of the Singapore-Johor-Riau Growth Triangle (Sijori) that badly needed more skilled workers.
		In the same year the Faculty of Engineering of Non-Degree was established with two study programs i.e.
	www.unri.ac.id /web-site/english/idx-inde.htm (1050 words)

	the Zon Regency Hotel by the sea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Items can be purchased, gift wrapped and taken out or ordered for later consumption at any of the food and bevarage outlets.
		Known as the "sea-mark" at the Singapore-Johor-Riau (SIJORI) Growth Triangle.
		Eden Floating Palace, developed from a rehabilitated passenger ferry is a fully air-conditioned four deck floating restaurant cum entertainment centre.
	www.malaysia-hotels.net /hotels/eden-garden/rest.htm (237 words)

	ASEAN / print-version
		The achievement of ASEAN has been phenomenal in both the economic and political fields.
		In the initial three decades, these countries have generally achieved an average economic growth rate of 7 %.
		Economic cooperation has also meant creation of sub-regional natural growth areas like the Singapore-Johor-Riau Growth Triangle (SIJORI) among others.
	www.i3pep.org /print-version/88 (740 words)

	INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The workshop also featured a special session on economic development in Northern Asia and ASEAN regions in which the Singapore-Johore-Indonesia Growth Triangle (SIJORI) was introduced.
		The SIJORI concept is a plan under which Singapore will supply high technologies and Malaysia and Indonesia will provide labor and natural resources, to jointly improve industrial technologies.
		In addition, reports were given on the current state of and tasks for Northern Growth Triangle (Indonesia, Northern Thailand, Southern Thailand and Malaysia) and Eastern Growth Triangle (Malaysia, the Philippines and Indonesia), which were modeled on the SIJORI.
	www.jil.go.jp /test/bulletin/year/1997/vol36-04/04.htm (436 words)

	HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This book is both timely and insightful as the Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle (IMT-GT) is much larger and more ambitious than the "pioneer" Indonesia-Malaysia-Singapore Growth Triangle (IMS-GT) formerly know as the Singapore-Johor-Riau (SIJORI) growth triangle.
		Both in turn have encouraged another in the Association of Southeast Nations (ASEAN), the East ASEAN Growth Area (EAGA) comprising Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines (BIMP) as well as non-ASEAN subregional cooperations like the Southern China Growth Triangle (SCGT), Tumen River Area Development...
		This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.
	highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?docid=1G1:20792625&refid=ink_tptd_mag (146 words)

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