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... This chapter traces the development of Bandung as a prototypical modern colonial city. Using biographies, local histories, and contemporary accounts, the chapter argues that the late-colonial development of Bandung was inseparable from the emergence of a new kind of governmentality, one based...

... Referencing The Color Curtain rather than the Indonesian accounts of Wright’s Indonesian travels, Seno’s 2005 commemorative article reminds Indonesian readers of Wright’s prominent presence among the band of international journalists who covered the Bandung Conference fifty years previously...

... Bandung principles are still in force and can inspire policies and strategies of the Global South in the twenty-first century. This chapter argues for the continued relevance of the Bandung Conference, which defined racism as one of the most perverse legacies of colonialism, and centers how some...

..., her two-part article has been overlooked by commentators on The Color Curtain and missummarized by Wright’s biographers and bibliographers. It offers an intimate view of the literary and cultural exchanges enabled by Wright’s attendance at the Bandung Conference, from the perspective of someone...

... Although Wright visited Indonesia as a freelance journalist covering the Bandung Conference, his own activities and experiences in Indonesia were also extensively reported in sections of the Indonesian press. From criticism of Wright’s substandard hotel accommodation on his arrival in Jakarta...