Vol 39, No 2 (2013)

Majalah Ilmu-Ilmu Sosial Indonesia

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Masyarakat Indonesia Vol. 39, No.2, Desember 2013

A FOREWORD BY THE GUEST EDITORS: PROFESSOR ANNE BOOTH, EMINENT AND PROLIFIC SCHOLAR, GENEROUS FRIEND AND COLLEAGUE
J. Thomas Linbald, Thee Kian Wie
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xiii-xvii
THE INDONESIAN ECONOMY DURING THE SOEHARTO ERA: A REVIEW
Peter McCawley
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269-287
BY THE NUMBERS: MAKASSAR’S TRADE, CENTRALIZED STATISTICS AND LOCAL REALITIES
Heather Sutherland
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289-305
WHY WAS THE DUTCH LEGACY SO POOR? EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE NETHERLANDS INDIES, 1871-1942
Ewout Frankema
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307-326
THE INDONESIAN ECONOMY DURING THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION
Thee Kian Wie
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327-340
A MALAYSIAN PERSPECTIVE ON DECOLONIZATION: LESSONS FOR INDONESIA?
J. Thomas Linbald
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341-360
IN SEARCH OF NEW OPPORTUNITIES: THE INDONESIANISASI OF ECONOMIC LIFE IN YOGYAKARTA IN THE 1950s
Bambang Purwanto
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361-378
AN AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT LEGACY UNREALISED BY FIVE PRESIDENTS, 1966–2014
Sediono M.P Tjondronegoro
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379-394
INDONESIA’S FUEL SUBSIDY A SAD HISTORY OF MASSIVE POLICY FAILURE
Howard Dick
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397-415
ETHNIC IDENTITY AND LAND UTILIZATION: A CASE STUDY IN RIAU, INDONESIA
Joan Hardjono
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417-435
INDONESIA’S ACHILLES HEEL IN THE FIRST DECADE OF THE 2000s: EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY IN MANUFACTURING
Chris Maning
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437-458
SOUTHEAST ASIAN MACROECONOMIC MANAGEMENT: PRAGMATIC ORTHODOXY?
Hal Hil
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459-479
INDONESIA’S DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND OR WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY?
Mayling Oey Gardnier, Peter Gardnier
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481-504
POPULATION HISTORY IN A DANGEROUS ENVIRONMENT: HOW IMPORTANT MAY NATURAL DISASTERS HAVE BEEN?
Anthony Reid
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505-525
THE CONSEQUENCES OF URBAN AIR POLLUTION FOR CHILD HEALTH: WHAT DOES SELF-REPORTING DATA IN THE JAKARTA METROPOLITAN AREA REVEAL?
Mia Amalia, P Resosudarmo, Jeff Bennet
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527-549
THE INSTITUTIONALISATION OF MACRO ECONOMIC MEASUREMENT IN INDONESIA BEFORE THE 1980s
Pierre van der Eng
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551-579