Reviews

Islamic film is emerging as a new genre in the Indonesian film world

Migration and tourism in the Indonesian borderlands

Review: A new book on Christianity in Indonesia fails to throw light on the startling prominence of women in the church in Minahasa

Indonesian Exiles in Wartime Australia

An Indonesian film breaks new ground on the subject of teenage sexuality

Fatally belonging

Suharto's Indonesia, W Papua's Dani people, and Art as politics

Indonesia’s Military and Violence in East Timor

The Shift from Personal towards Constitutional Rule

The Challenges of Civil Society in the Era of Reformasi

Reading the Qur’an in Indonesia

Balinese mysticism in the paintings of I Ketut Budiana and I Gusti Nyoman Mirdiana

Joseph Nevins challenges the idea that external powers simply failed to act in the face of the brutal occupation of East Timor.

Seattle, Singapore University Press, with University of Washington Press, 2006 ISBN 9789971693312 A$58.00

Oei Tjoe Tat was not always an obscure name

Richard Chauvel has written what must be the definitive study of the colonial history of Ambon.

A book that testifies to the burgeoning of the arts in Indonesia over the last thirty years.

Wing Commander Ian MacFarling has produced a well-researched book on the often misunderstood 'dual function' of Abri, the Indonesian Armed Forces.

Ahmat B. Adam, The vernacular press and the emergence of modern Indonesian consciousness (1855-1913), Cornell University, 1995. xiii, 206 pp.