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... regime, development policy, environmental concerns, human rights concerns, and the relationship between the company and the Indonesian armed forces, Tentara Negara Indonesia (TNI). Many of these chapters stand alone and could effectively be used in the classroom. For example, the environment chapter...

.... To those who are not familiar with the nitty-gritty details on the ground, the conflict appeared to be between the Indonesian government, which, through the agency of the Indonesian National Army (TNI), sought to eradicate the Acehnese separatist movement, whose origins might be traced to the time when...

..., a flaw that will deservedly go down poorly with scholars of East Timor. The introduction sets the scene for the contributions that follow. It summarizes the events of 1999 and the trials (or nontrials, in many instances) of some members of the Tentara Nasional Indonesia (TNI, Indonesian Armed Forces...

...-1755) ” ( BKI , 85 [ 1889 ] , passim ). 9 C. F. Walraven Van Nes, “Verhandeling over de Waarschijnlijke oorzaken die aanleiding tot de onlusten van 1825 en de volgende jaren in de vorstenlanden gegeven hebben,” Tijd-schrift voor Nederlandsch-Indie (hereafter TNI ), 4 (1804), 121...

... and won their independence only because of political pressures and international developments. It also shows how much the TNI (Indonesian Army)-guerrilla group relationship mirrored the one between the Dutch forces and their intelligence sections. Even the authors' refusal to consider the Indonesian...

... and won their independence only because of political pressures and international developments. It also shows how much the TNI (Indonesian Army)-guerrilla group relationship mirrored the one between the Dutch forces and their intelligence sections. Even the authors' refusal to consider the Indonesian...

... of similar mind began holding meetings leading to official sponsorship by new Army Chief of Staff, General Widodo, in 1978 of an organization, Fosko TNI-AD, for discreet communication of their views to the government. Fosko quickly produced a series of working papers independently echoing the stands...

.... Other companies in the country are facing similar problems. ExxonMobil, for instance, is facing a lawsuit in U.S. courts for aiding and abetting the TNI in its torture of innocent villagers in Aceh, where the company is exploiting an important natural gas field. These problems could be swept under...

... for discussing the Indonesian case is new and results in some shrewd commentary and insights. This study refutes, for example, the general notion that the Indonesians lost militarily and won their independence only because of political pressures and international developments. It also shows how much the TNI...

... with the Indonesian Army (TNI), the Clinton and Bush administrations sought to restore military ties that had been cut in mid-September 1999, and began to soften demands for an international inquiry. 20 That position was rooted in a general reluctance to support international criminal tribunals, partly for reasons...

... analysis, the principal components solution and varimax rotation, but this should be stated. (In trying to replicate and verify the results published, we used tnis method most often.) The chief methodological problem in the factor analysis is Adams and Bumb's use of twenty-five variables and only twenty...

... will be advanced as to how we could improve our understanding of the Indonesian Army. A review of the material on the Indonesian Army (TNI) provided in the writings of Western scholars has necessarily to start with the observation that the military has rarely so far been the main focus of students of Indonesian...

...). The army (TNI) drew up plans to incorporate these estate and other laskars into the army ranks with an eye toward disbanding and disarming them. Although internecine skirmishes among the laskars took up much of their energy in late 1946 and 1947, dampening their effect on national politics (Reid 1974:101...

... accumulated in Vault of Board of Revenue (taels) Lowest sum Highest sum 3,339,920 23,711,920 27,633,645 47,368,645 62,183,349 78,940,001 See also Wang Ch'ing-yiin, Vol. I pp. 2-3. THE IMPERIAL HOUSEHOLD GLOSSARY Romanization Xung-wei Chin-shih Ta-jen Tou-pan Nei-\uan-ling Lan-ling shih-wei Leng Seng-chi tni...

... of households" in ibid.. 1909, pp. 46-47.] However, the 1908 figures for the city of ToicyS are based upon tne enumeration of that city made on October 1 of that year. [The results of tnis enumeration are to be found in TSkvo-shi shisel cflSsa galau-hy3 (Summary tables from the census of Tokyo city), published...

...-47. ill. Prague, St&tni nakl. kr&sne' literatury, CONTAQ, VICTORIA. Chinesische Land- hudby a umgni, 1954. 187 p . ill. (part schaften; zwolf Tuschbilder von Shin-T'ao. mounted) col. plates. (Aktuality, sv. 9) Engel, Baden-Baden, 1955. 12 p. and ill. HORVATH, T . Pictorial representation of (Der...