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No. 78 April - June 2004
EthnicityDivide and who rules?Ethnic nationalism under siege in West Papua - Richard Chauvel Singing for life Music is a potent source of resistance in West Papua - Alex Rayfield A history of diversity Ethnic relations in West Kalimantan are marked with blood - Mary Somers Heidhues Remembering today Ien Ang returns to Indonesia and her Chinese roots - Ien Ang How to be Chinese Ethnic Chinese experience a ‘reawakening’ of their Chinese identity - Chang-Yau Hoon Blood or money? Ethnicity plays a role in local politics but money still rules - Elizabeth Collins and Muhammad Sirozi A fair go for all Taking a legal approach to fighting discrimination - Wahyu Effendi Reviving ‘Malayness’ Searching for a new dominant ethnic identity - Minako Sakai Ethnic stereotyping by politicians Ethnic stereotyping by local politicians in Lombok fails to please all - Kendra Clegg Politics and human rightsSolidarity in sufferingVictims of ther May 1998 riots seek justice and healing - Rahadian Permadi EnvironmentLand, church and stateGlobal business packaged in ecological concerns in West Flores - John Prior CultureReturn of the SultansAfter the New Order, pomp and ceremony is returning to dusty palaces - Gerry van Klinken An urban tale Strange companions in Jakarta’s Jalan Jaksa - Mardiyah Chamim Hidden treasures Preserving the literary past - Duncan Graham Cops and kids Indonesian police reveal their soft side - Rob Goodfellow Dangdut trendy Is it techno? Is it traditional? No, it’s ethnic hybrid house music - Jeremy W. Wallach Film reviewHarrowing and healingReview of John Darling’s ‘The Healing of Bali’ - David Reeve RegularsEditorialNewsbriefs Ethnicity on the net The final word |
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