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Issue 96: April-June 2009
East Timor ten years after the referendum
Hedda Haugen Askland and Thushara Dibley
A decade on, East Timor is still linked to Indonesia

The politics of remembering and forgetting
Lia Kent
The people of East Timor are negotiating different conceptions of reconciliation in their daily lives
Children of the enemy
Helene van Klinken
A child abducted during the Indonesian occupation returns to her former home
Trapped in the legacy of the past
James Scambary
Conflict between Timorese youth gangs and martial arts groups hark back to the Indonesian occupation
A problematic division
David Gutteling
Managing the border between West and East Timor has been an ongoing challenge
Graphic resistance
Chris Parkinson
Photo-essay: Dissent and struggle are persistent themes of images adorning walls across East Timor
Letting go of Indonesian
Marie Quinn
The choice of Tetum and Portuguese as national languages presents challenges to the new nation
Getting an education
Angie Bexley
Links to Indonesian schools and universities remain strong in East Timor
A hybrid popular culture
Annie Sloman
Indonesian pop music and television still have a significant influence in East Timor

Weekly stories
A second revolution?
Sandra Bader
Dangdut music continues to be a vital part of Indonesian popular culture
Gestures of power and grace
Paul Mason
As Minang dance shows, the guiding rules of culture are often unspoken
Dancing the nation in migration
Monika Swasti Winarnita
Indonesian women in Perth perform a ‘uniting' dance
Moving with the times
Monika Swasti Winarnita
An update on dance and music in the reformasi era
Surviving conflict
Margaret Kartomi
Aceh's performing arts have blossomed despite the conflict and the tsunami
A man on a mission
Jennifer Robinson
From the highlands of Papua to exile in England, Benny Wenda is a leader of his people
D-day for anti-corruption reform
Jeremy Kingsley
Draft legislation is a prescription potentially worse than the ailment
Review: The Anxieties of Mobility
Nick Long
Migration and tourism in the Indonesian borderlands
The election as a Karya Agung ritual
Bodrek Arsana
Listening to the grassroots explain the 2009 general election in Bali
Winning a battle, losing the war
Nick Perry
Drug users in Indonesia are made vulnerable by current drug laws
An unsolved puzzle
Susan Blackburn
Review: A new book on Christianity in Indonesia fails to throw light on the startling prominence of women in the church in Minahasa


 
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