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... Bandung policing vigilantism state sovereignty ...

... Bandung policing ethnography corruption neopatrimonialism ...

... Bandung democratization public space policing ...

... Bandung surveillance urban development governmentality colonialism ...

... Bandung Conference journalism history Marguerite Cartwright transcultural misrecognition ...

... Bandung Conference Indonesian press Richard Wright Mochtar Lubis newspaper history ...

... Richard Wright Bandung Conference The Color Curtain modernisms modernity postcolonialism translation studies ...

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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...

... on Indonesian state power. The chapter then provides a historical overview of the research setting, Bandung, and describes how the book is organized. The chapter ends with a discussion of how research for the book was conducted, highlighting some of the ethical challenges facing ethnographers who study policing...

... by Wright’s attendance at the Bandung Conference, from the perspective of someone other than Wright himself. Complementing and competing with Wright’s own account, it is a valuable case study of the quandaries and misrecognitions involved in global intellectual exchange amid increasing Cold War tensions...

... This chapter examines how democratization transformed everyday policing on Bandung’s largest plaza, as seen in the ongoing interplay of surveillance and territoriality there. Based on ethnographic research on the plaza, it describes how territorial authority became increasingly multipolar...

... 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...

... sources included in this book has figured in the extensive body of scholarship surrounding Wright’s own English-language account of the Bandung Conference, The Color Curtain . Translating and publishing these texts in English means adopting the medium of a historically contingent lingua franca to provide...