...Leslie H. Palmier Indonesian Sociological Studies: Selected Writings of B. Schrieke . Part Two: Ruler and Realm in Early Java. The Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam. Selected Studies on Indonesia by Dutch Scholars, Vol. III . The Hague : W. van Hoeve , 1957 . Distributed by IPR. ix...

...Robert F. Spencer Indonesian Sociological Studies: Selected Writings of B. Schrieke. Part I . The Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam. Selected Studies on Indonesia by Dutch Scholars, Vol. II . The Hague : W. van Hoeve , 1955 . Distributed by IPR. vii , 313, Maps, Notes, Glossary, Index...

... in their separate ways illustrate the extent to which Malaya is a datarich country, and the social sciences are theorypoor. Over the past years the Federation gov- Indonesian Sociological Studies: Selected Writings of B. Schrieke. Part Two: Ruler and Realm in Early Java. The Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam...

... for the student of comparative political and legal structures in Indonesia, although some will doubtless feel that the distinctions between tribal homogeneity, kingly authoritarianism, and the nationalist entity which Schrieke painstakingly constructs are a bit belabored. Forgetting the writer's ideal system...

.... 15 Inleiding tot de Hindoe-Javaansche Kunst , 3 vols., ('s-Gravenhage, 1923). 19 Published in 1931. 20 Geschiedenis van Indonesië ('-Gravenhage, 1949). 21 Schrieke B. , Indonesian Sociological Studies, II, Ruler and Realm in Early Java , ( The Hague...

... for the three hajis of 1803 is still generally acknowledged, Schrieke has left us a valid warning against overemphasizing the degree of foreign influence in the movement. The only clear evidence of cooperation between the "Padris" and Muslim forces outside Menangkabau was against the most northerly Dutch...

... in this limited sense of the word found ready approval among diem. See Coolhaas , he. cit ., 65 . 22 For an excellent discussion of the historical development of the regent's office, see Schrieke B. , “The Native Rulers,” in Indonesian Sociological Studies: Selected Writings of B...

... SCHRIEKE, BERTRAM JOHANNES OTTO. Indo- 7 (Dec. 1954), 800-07. nesian sociological studies. Selected writ- . A wage policy for Indonesia. EKI 8 ings of B. Schrieke. The Hague, W. van (Dec. 1955), 764-71. Hoeve, 1955- (Selected studies in Indo- MOENS, J. L. De Noord-Sumatraanse rijken nesia by Dutch scholars...

... and theses may not stand the test of time, but for Indonesian historians the name of van Leur most certainly will. Russell Sage College ROBERT VAN NIEL Indonesian Sociological Studies: Selected Writings of B. Schrieke. Part I. The Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam. Selected Studies on Indonesia by Dutch...

.... G. Koch, E. du Perron, Tjalie Robinson, and Augusta de Wit). Journalists, jurists, bankers, and professors (R. D. Kollewijn, Ph. Kleintjes, J. H. A. Logemann, B. J. O Schrieke, and C. van Vollenhoven) are listed, along with the odd archeologist (P. V. van Stein Callenfels); the cultural...

... an authority, this time the late Professor B. Schrieke. Dr. Schrieke, in a manuscript left behind at his death and soon to be published in translation in in the same series as the volume of van Leur's work, has brought to the fore the political element in the Islamization of the archipelago and its connection...

..., J. H. A. Logemann, B. J. O Schrieke, and C. van Vollenhoven) are listed, along with the odd archeologist (P. V. van Stein Callenfels); the cultural anthropologist (W. H. Rassers); the Nobelpeace-prize-winning nutrition specialist and bacteriologist Ch. Eijkman; the oil magnate and builder...

... predecessors in this field, Schrieke and van Leur? In the first lines of her introduction she calls attention to their pioneer efforts and modestly states that one of her purposes is to "supplement their work;" it is certainly true that she is operating largely inside the framework established by their great...

... disquisition on an early and bitter dispute over Dutch policy, only draws attention to the success she has had otherwise. Finally, what about Mrs." Meilink-Roelofsz and her predecessors in this field, Schrieke and van Leur? In the first lines of her introduction she calls attention to their pioneer efforts...

... in a strict sense, esa compact handbook, a kind of "rutter" for the 1 sentially ruling-class political history, not the English-user who wants to navigate those re- broader and perhaps less securely founded so- mote seas; they serve as van Linschoten did in cial-cultural history of Schrieke, Moertono, another...

... events it is necessary to see them as did or do the participants. Schrieke himself makes a nod in this direction when he attempts to explain the lack of development of the static society of Java by the fact that it (presumably its members) "cherished no other ideal than to remain as it was, shunning all...

... to navigate those re- broader and perhaps less securely founded so- mote seas; they serve as van Linschoten did in cial-cultural history of Schrieke, Moertono, another age. Their method is unconventional. and for that matter Pigeaud himself and First, in ninety pages of text, Pigeaud summa- Merle Ricklefs...

... Sumatra was a "hotbed" of communism, or in the 1940s it was a stronghold of revolutionary republicanism. (Errington notes Schrieke's famous work on the former period, but does not use it; he is evidently unaware of Audrey Kahin's valuable contributions on the latter.) He also tells the reader...

... in Indonesia: A Bibliography, Eighteenth Century–1981 . Leiden : Library of the Royal Institute of Linguistics and Anthropology . Purcell Victor . 1980 . Chinese in Southeast Asia . Kuala Lumpur : Oxford UniversityPress . Schrieke B . 1957 . Ruler and Realm in Early Java . The Hague : W...

... . 1990 . “Androcentric and Matrifocal Gender Representations in Minangkabau Ideology.” In Beyond the Second Sex: New Directions in the Anthropology of Gender , edited by Sanday P. R. and Goodenough R. G. . Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press . Schrieke B. 1955...