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A History of Modern Indonesia since c. 1300 / by M. C. Ricklefs.

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  • A history of modern Indonesia, c. 1300 to the present.
Edition
  • Second Edition.
Published
  • London : Macmillan Education UK : Imprint: Palgrave 1993
Physical description
XIII, 378 p. online resource.
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  • 9781349227006
Notes
  • Bibliography: p326-350. - Includes index.
  • Previous ed. published as: A history of modern Indonesia - c1300 to the present : 1981.
Contents
  • List of Maps -- Preface to First Edition -- Preface to Second Edition -- A Note on Orthography -- Abbreviations -- PART 1 THE EMERGENCE OF THE MODERN ERA -- The Coming of Islam General Aspects of Pre-Colonial States and Major Empires, c1300-1500 -- The Arrival of the Europeans in Indonesia, c1509-1620 -- The Rise of New States, c1500-1650 -- Literary, Religious and Cultural Legacies -- PART 2 STRUGGLES FOR HEGEMONY, c1630-1800 -- Eastern Indonesia, c1630-1800 -- Java, c1640-82 -- Java, Madura and the VOC, c1680-1745 -- Java and the VOC, c1745-92 -- PART 3 THE CREATION OF A COLONIAL STATE, c1800-1910 -- Java, 1792-1830 -- Java, 1830-1900 -- The Outer Islands, c1800-1910 -- PART 4 THE EMERGENCE OF THE IDEA OF INDONESIA, c1900-42 -- A New Colonial Age -- The First Steps towards National Revival, c1900-27 -- Repression and Economic Crisis, 1927-42 -- PART 5 -- THE DESTRUCTION OF THE COLONIAL STATE, 1942-50 -- World War II and the Japanese Occupation, 1942-5 -- The Revolution, 1945-50 -- PART 6 INDEPENDENT INDONESIA -- The Democratic Experiment, 1950-7 -- Guided Democracy, 1957-65 -- Creating the New Order, 1965-75 -- The New Order since 1975 -- Notes and References -- Bibliography -- Maps -- Index.
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Summary

  • This book is a comprehensive introductory text on the history of Indonesia since the arrival of Islam ca.1300 to the present day. An essential narrative of political history is provided together with details of social, cultural and economic affairs. Emphasis is given to the history of the Indonesian people themselves against the background of the formation of the Indonesian nation by an amalgamation of diverse but related ethnic communities. The whole period since the coming of Islam is surveyed with particular attention to major influences such as: the spread of Islam; cultural traditions; Dutch colonisation; Islamic revivalism; anti-colonialism and independence. This book will assist the serious study of the past and present of a state which is the most populous of Southeast Asia and of the Islamic world, a major oil producer and yet one of the poorest nations on earth. In this, the second edition, Professor Ricklefs includes further historiography and relevant facts since the book's first publication in 1981, bringing his history of Indonesia completely up-to-date.
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University of Aberdeen Libraries: Sir Duncan Rice Library, Floor 3 959.8 Ric
University of Birmingham Libraries: OLRC (Selly Oak), Collection 959.8
University of Bristol Libraries: Research Reserve (contact University of Bristol Library staff) Store 313422 7 day loan (Research Reserve)
British Library: Lending Collection 93/10627
British Library: General Reference Collection, St Pancras Reading Rooms YC.1993.b.4202
British Museum Library: Asia Library DS634 .R52
University of Cambridge Libraries: South Asian Studies Library: Main Library (596):091
University of Cambridge Libraries: University Library: Order in West Room (Not borrowable) 1993.9.2193 paperback issue
University of Cambridge Libraries: University Library: North Front 6 follow signs to North Staircase, Sixth Floor 634:2.c.95.26
University of Edinburgh Libraries: Main Library (STANDARD LOAN) - 2nd floor DS634 Ric.
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University of Hull: BJL 5th Floor DS 634 R5
Keele University: Campus Library DS634 .R4
University of Leeds Library: Brotherton Library Main Building, level 2 Modern History N-55 RIC
University of Leeds Library: Laidlaw Library, level 2 Modern History N-55 RIC
University of Leicester Library: David Wilson Library, Floor 3 Blue Zone 959.8 RIC
University of Liverpool Library: Sydney Jones Library DS634.R53 8
University of Manchester Library: Contact the Main Library 991
University of Manchester Library: Main Library: Blue Area Floor 3 991
National Library of Scotland: General Reading Room, Edinburgh (stored onsite) HP2.94.488
National Library of Scotland: General Reading Room, Edinburgh (stored onsite) H3.93.3587
National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru: Contact the National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru PRINT 93MB8576
Newcastle University Libraries: Research Reserve: Team Valley (General) 959.8 RIC
University of Oxford Libraries: Balliol College Library 0460 f 004
University of Oxford Libraries: Bodleian Library: Lower Gladstone Link Open Shelves (UBHU) M93.E06386
University of Oxford Libraries: Bodleian Library M93.E06967
University of Oxford Libraries: Magdalen College Library: Longwall Library 959.8 RIC 1993
SOAS Library, University of London: Main Library HK930 /659436
SOAS Library, University of London: Main Library HK930 /771753
SOAS Library, University of London: Main Library HK930 /771754
University of Sussex Library: Main Library DS 634 Ric
Trinity College Dublin Library: Santry Book Repository HL-162-218
Trinity College Dublin Library: Santry Book Repository PL-207-804

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