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Spring 2007
Articles: "Arifin Siregar named
as Society Co-Chair",
President's Message, "Corporate
Campaign Nets Six New
Companies", "Major Conferences
This Spring Canvass a Broad
Survey of Issues", "Countdown to
the Grand Opening"
These are
summaries of USINDO programs
which are updated regularly.
Click here for the most recent
briefs.
Curbing Corruption in
Indonesia, 2004-2006
USINDO is extremely pleased
to join with the Center of
Strategic and International
Studies (CSIS) in Jakarta in
co-publishing
Curbing Corruption in Indonesia,
2004-2006 by Soren
Davidsen, Vishnu Juwono and
David G. Timberman. This study,
supported by the World Bank, is
an important contribution to the
anti-corruption campaign of
President Susilo Bambang
Yudhoyono in surveying the
current situation, indicating
achievements and shortcomings,
recommending further actions,
and highlighting the importance
for civil society and the public
at large.
Electronic copies are available
by clicking on the title link
above.
Enhancing the U.S.-Indonesian Security Relations
This is a USINDO-sponsored program to review the bilateral defense relationship. The principal author of this summary report is Eduardo Lachica with contributions from John B. Haseman on Internal Stability and Civil Security, Bronson Percival on Maritime Security and William M. Wise on Counter-Terrorism. The experts’ findings, conclusions and recommendations have been published in the following three reports. The conclusions and recommendations of this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S.-Indonesia Society.
We are
currently out of hard copies of
all three publications.
However the electronic versions
of each report are available
through the above links.
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Legislating Reformasi: Indonesia's New Political Laws and Parties, by Charles U. Zenzie, Issue 4, March 1999.
"Out of
Business and On Budget: The
Challenge of Military Financing
in Indonesia" by Lex Rieffel and
Jaleswari Pramodhawardani
Co-published by the Brookings
Institution Press and the United
States Indonesia Society, Spring
2007
This book can be purchased from
The Brookings Institution at
http://www.brookings.edu/press/bookstore.htm.
Click here for the Executive
Summary of the book.
Shared Hopes, Separate Fears by Paul Gardner.
This book traces the often tumultuous history of Indonesian-American relations from 1945 to 1995 as experienced by those who witnessed it in the making. Incorporating the perspectives of both sides, Paul Gardner focuses on a number of key phases in the relationship, drawing on interviews, personal papers and recently declassified documents to provide an intimate view of the aspirations, fears, plots, and intrigues that accompanied each stage of what was a difficult and uncertain relationship as the two nations tottered between friendship and enmity. Gardner also addresses current issues, including economic differences, democratic development, and East Timor and other human rights concerns.
Paul F. Gardner, a retired U.S. Foreign Service Officer, lived in Indonesia for nearly ten years and has closely followed events there since the 1960s.
Published by Westview Press. Paperback, 318 pages (photos, notes, bibl., index) 0-8133-3191-9.
You may download and print the following reports from the workshops using Adobe Acrobat Reader. Download times will vary depending on the speed of your connection.
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