81. Classroom Indonesia (K-12), Outreach World Keywords indonesia, culture, food, geography, history, stories, The main menu contains broad categories on indonesia such as culture, history, http://www.outreachworld.org/resource.asp?curriculumid=184

82. INDONESIA: Termination Of Komnas HAM Massacre Investigations Will Only Exacerbat Investigations Will Only Exacerbate indonesia s culture of Impunity for the 196566 Massacre has resulted in a culture of impunity in indonesia. http://www.ahrchk.net/statements/mainfile.php/2003statement/102/

Asian Human Rights Commission - Statement Main Archives Subscribe to Mailing List AHRC Home Search this section: Advanced Search Print This Article INDONESIA: Termination of Komnas HAM Massacre Investigations Will Only Exacerbate Indonesia's Culture of Impunity 15 May, 2003 AS-16-2003 A Statement by the Asian Human Rights Commission - AHRC Due to harassment by militia gangs and political elites connected to the Soeharto military rule, Indonesia's first preliminary investigations into the 1965-66 Massacre and the 1998 May Riot by the National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) are both in danger of being shelved. The Commission was given a limited six-month timeframe to complete these inquiries. The period, which comes to a close on 15 May 2003, itself should be extended as it would be impossible for the execution of a proper and credible investigation; however, both of these inquiries have come under immense pressure to be terminated. Furthermore, the Commission has been pressured to make compromising recommendations calling for amnesty-based reconciliation efforts. Failure of the continuation of the inquiry will only reinforce and exacerbate the culture of impunity that continues to cloud the Indonesian government since the Soeharto regime. Under the direction of General Soeharto, between 1965-66 approximately 500,000 to two million people alleged to be communists were murdered, tortured, detained and abused by military order. In May 1998, 1,217 unarmed Indonesians, most of whom were Chinese Indonesian, were killed and 66 raped in riots organized by the military its final attempt to maintain Soeharto's power.

83. INDONESIA: Termination Of Komnas HAM Massacre Investigations Will Only Exacerbat indonesia Termination of Komnas HAM Massacre Investigations Will Only Exacerbate indonesia s culture of Impunity. 15 May, 2003 AS16-2003 http://www.ahrchk.net/statements/mainfile.php/2003statement/102/?print=yes

84. Culture In Indonesia indonesia culture - Huruf Jawa - Table of traditional Javanese alphabet, indonesia - culture kretek - the famous indonesian clove cigarettes - the http://www.kasbah.com/vitalstats/culture_and_history/culture/indonesia_indonesia

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85. Chinese-language Learning Hot In Indonesia - Culture News To understand Chinese culture, you have to be able to read and communicate Most of the middleaged Indonesian-Chinese here can not speak Mandarin very http://www.newsgd.com/culture/culturenews/200506170009.htm

86. Access Indonesia In addition, the website provides materials on indonesian culture and politics under its indonesia Society and culture (edited by Dr. Matthew Ciolek) http://cippad.usc.edu/ai/themes/cfm/links.cfm?theme_curr=history

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88. The Ultimate Indonesian Homepage If you plan to live in indonesia or interested in the way indonesians live, this page(s) is for you. A web on Javanese culture. Another cultural page http://indonesia.elga.net.id/

Welcome to the Indonesian home page The F IRST and most comprehensive Indonesian web site. Come explore this exotic land, both modern and ancient. "Bhinneka Tunggal Ika" - Unity in Diversity New About Sponsors Guestbook Information about Indonesia - pages with contents. Not just links. See also our new location at indonesia.insan.web.id Indonesian life style the way Indonesians live , information about electricity, driving, transportation, education, everything you want to know about Indonesia. If you plan to live in Indonesia or interested in the way Indonesians live, this page(s) is for you. This is the most popular page of this web site. Books , printed publications related to Indonesia. General information about Indonesia (some are out of date, for more up-to-date information, have a look at the new Indonesian lifestyle page), history heroes Travelling in Indonesia and a list of provinces Bahasa Indonesia , the Indonesian official language Hyperpages (links of links) Business and Economy : a growing collection of business-related information, directory listing of companies, ISPs, statistics, and

89. Indonesia - POLITICAL CULTURE Nevertheless, there were major cultural forces at work in indonesia that did affect the political judgments of large groups of indonesians. http://countrystudies.us/indonesia/85.htm

POLITICAL CULTURE Indonesia Table of Contents Traditional Political Culture On Java power historically has been deployed through a patrimonial bureaucratic state in which proximity to the ruler was the key to command and rewards. This power can be described in terms of a patron-client relation in which the patron is the bapak (father or elder). The terms of deference and obedience to the ruler are conceived in the Javanese gustikawula (lord-subject) formulation, which describes man's relationship to God as well as the subject's relationship to his ruler. The reciprocal trait for obedience is benevolence. In other words, benefits flow from the center to the obedient. By extension government's developmental activities are a boon to the faithful. Bureaucratically Javanese culture is suffused with an attitude of obediencerespect for seniors, conformity to hierarchical authority, and avoidance of confrontation characteristics of the preindependence priyayi class whose roots go back to the traditional Javanese courts.

90. Lautan Indonesia - Budaya Nusantara culture General New Topic New Topic. Show all topics, Show all open topics Lautan indonesia, © 20002002 Snitz Communications, Go To Top Of Page http://www.indosiar.com/welcome/forum/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=41

91. Television, Nation, And Culture In Indonesia The culture of television in indonesia began with its establishment in 1962 as a public broadcasting service. From that time, through the deregulation of http://www.ohiou.edu/oupress/tvindonesia.htm

Browse by Subject... Africa Agriculture Anthropology Antiques Architecture Art Asia Biography Business Cookbooks Ecology/Botany/Nature Education History Journalism Latin America Literature Medicine Music Ohioana Philosophy Poetry Political Science Sociology Travel Victorian Studies West. America Women Television, Nation, and Culture in Indonesia Philip Kitley Contents Research in International Studies, Southeast Asia Series No. 104 Political Science: 392 pp., illus., notes, bibliog., index paper Search our site or see related: Asian Studies T Philip Kitley is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Humanities and International Studies, University of Southern Queensland. Review: Authors Titles Series Subjects ... Questions about this page?

92. ArchipelaGo - Culture In indonesia, culture can hardly be looked upon as a subject on its own. Everything is effected by the culture, or should we say, the mixture of cultures http://www.goarchi.com/archo/culture/culthome.html

Welcome to archipelaGo , the ALL Indonesia website back to the archipelaGo homepage Culture and Indonesia The essence of Indonesia is its people. The essence of the people is their culture. Almost everything which happens around and about you in this amazing archipelago is culturally biased and based upon tradition. The faces that you meet say so much . If you haven't yet visited Indonesia you will find, if you come here, that it is the interaction between yourself and other people which gives you an understanding of the cultures of these many islands which make up the archipelago. In Indonesia, Culture can hardly be looked upon as a subject on its own. Everything is effected by the culture, or should we say, the mixture of cultures which is one of the beauties of Indonesia. While the nation is made up of a number of differing language groups, there has long been a unity brought about by the national language, Bahasa Indonesia which has not only been politically unifying and a boon to business but has also developed its own beauty, partly because of the nature and the cultures of the people who use it. From time to time this culture section will feature special stories and reports which we feel are best labelled under this category. At the same time it would be difficult to find a story about Indonesia which is not "cultural" in some aspect.

93. Indonesia: History, Culture & Religion Annotated list of Internet resources on the history , culture religion of indonesia. http://newton.uor.edu/Departments&Programs/AsianStudiesDept/indonesia-cul.html

History to the End of the Suharto Era Culture Religion History to the End of the Suharto Era Atlas Mutual Heritage "a data-bank containing a complete survey of VOC [Dutch East India Company] settlements & illustrative material of these settlements (maps, paintings, drawings, prints etc.)" A Fragment of a Story: Gerwani and Tapol Experiences tapol (political prisoners) imprisoned during Suharto’s New Order ( Intersections , Aug. 2004) The Intimacy of Terror: Gender and the Violence of 1965-66 in Bali Intersections , Aug. 2004) A Listian Perspective upon Economic and Political Development in the Netherlands East Indies Proceedings of the 15th Biennial Conference of the Asian Studies Association of Australia in Canberra, 2004 ; PDF format) Nederlandsche Oost-Indische Compagnie "A select bibliography based on the collections of the National Library of Australia"

94. Arts And Culture - British Council - Indonesia British Council Art activities in promoting both British arts and Indonesian arts. http://www.britishcouncil.org/indonesia-arts.htm

Text only Print Add to favourites Suggest similar pages A taste of modern Britain We bring you the best of UK and Indonesia culture through theatre, dance, literature, and the visual arts. Find out more about our upcoming events and arts supports. Meanwhile, get our free publications plus 3 months free membership at Diknas Library! Find out more about the lists and the requirements what we do We promote contemporary arts from the UK and encourage partnerships between British and Indonesian artists. Find out more. Work With us If you are a company or organisation that wants to exchange ideas and to explore cultural opportunities between Indonesia and the UK, we would like to hear from you. events calendar We organise UK arts events featuring UK and Indonesian artists. Find out what's coming to your area soon. CONTEMPORARY ARTS IN THE UK Whether it's film, fashion, art, literature or music, learn more about the UK contemporary arts scenes with us. EXHIBITIONS Visit our latest exhibitions in Jakarta, Surabaya and beyond. We are registered in England as a charity. Our

95. Arts And Culture From Across Indonesia Arts and culture from Across indonesia. Literature A link to a page about Pramoedya Ananta Toer Gamelan Music of Gamelan http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Indonesian/Budaya_Bangsa/default.htm

Arts and Culture from Across Indonesia Literature A link to a page about Pramoedya Ananta Toer Gamelan Music of Gamelan Introduces the Balinese and Javanese gamelan, the famous Indonesian traditional musical instruments. Cerita Rakyat Fables and Folklore Various fables and folklore from different parts of Indonesia. Wayang The Shadow Theatre of Indonesia Wayang Slide Show Articles Balinese Dance Cita Rasa Nusantara Culinary Traditions of the Islands Batik Traditional Cloth and Fabrics Introduces the making of batik and traditional Indonesian clothing. Kisah Ramayana The story of Ramayana - Indonesian version Masyarakat Kota Keturunan Cina People in the cities Aneka Suku Bangsa People and Places of the Archipelago

96. Introduction - Gareth Barkin Class And Media In Indonesia The study incorporates an ethnography of indonesia s culture of media production, as it extends between television networks, local stations, http://ascc.artsci.wustl.edu/~gsbarkin/intro.htm

97. A Virtual Travel To Indonesia - Indonesia Tourism Official web sites of indonesia, the capital of indonesia, art, culture, history, cities, airlines, embassies, tourist boards and newspapers. http://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/indonesia.htm

Advertise here One World - Nations Online the countries of the world Home Continents Asia Indonesia Destination Indonesia, a virtual travel to the archipelago. Visit official web sites from the country and get comprehensive information about Indonesia in its diversity: culture, environment, geography, people, economy, science, government and history. You will have access to newspapers from Indonesia and you will find extensive travel and tourism information for Indonesia. Nusa Dua Festival, Bali Official Sites Map News Culture ... Additional Links Indonesia Country Profile Flag of Indonesia Background: Indonesia is the largest archipelago in the world. It consists of five major islands and about 30 smaller groups. The archipelago is on a crossroad between two oceans, the Pacific and the Indian, and bridges two continents, Asia and Australia. This strategic position has always influenced the cultural, social, political, and economic life of the country which has achieved independence from the Netherlands in 1949. Current issues include: implementing IMF-mandated reforms of the banking sector, effecting a transition to a popularly elected government after four decades of authoritarianism, addressing charges of cronyism and corruption, holding the military accountable for human rights violations, and resolving growing separatist pressures in Aceh and Irian Jaya.

98. Culture And Recreation : Indonesia : Philanthropy And The Third Sector Information about indonesian culture and art can be found in There are 162 museums in indonesia, most of them are managed by culture and Tourism http://www.asianphilanthropy.org/countries/indonesia/culture.html

Home APPC Countries Australia ... New Developments Indonesia Indonesia : Culture and Recreation Indonesia with 17,508 islands and more than 500 ethnic groups, has more than 10,000 culture and arts organizations. Those organizations are in the form of: foundations, institutions, informal organizations, and government institutions. The biggest number among them is informal organizations. The NPOs play very significant roles in promoting and protecting culture and arts. Each form of organization has specific area of activities. The main activities of culture and arts foundations are giving information regarding traditional culture, through publishing journals, multimedia information, training, seminars, coordinating exhibition and organizing festivals. While informal organizations, generally operate for-profit, that is through traditional dance, traditional drama, etc. However, most organizations are self-supporting organizations, with funds raised from membership fees, and donations The proportion of the donations is difficult to be identified since there is no public financial reporting system. www.mspi.or.id

99. Indonesian Food Recipes And Culture Indonesian asian food recipes and food culture, cooking methods, country information, food substitutions, and food history for asia. http://asiarecipe.com/indonesia.html

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100. Employee Motivation - Cross-cultural Business Practices In Indonesia Motivation differs between indonesian business culture and standard Western business culture. In indonesia, where business is always personal, http://www.expat.or.id/business/employeemotivation.html

Home Doing Business in Indonesia Cross Cultural Training ASK EOS: Employee Motivation By George B. Whitfield, III An expatriate manager asking about Indonesian employee motivation recently sent me the following question: Can you advise me how I can motivate my employees towards work without giving them financial alteration? Any strategy? I keep trying to explain to them how I work. Why we need to build our company and make money. They never understand WHY they are working and what for. Most of them have no motivation towards how they can improve themselves at work. I believe in this world that 'motivation' is the key to having a direct effect on change and a company’s growth and financial outcome in the long term. Any suggestion/comments? Employee motivation is one of the most important topics in my programs. It goes to the core of many an expatriate manager’s role while working in Indonesia. People are motivated by many different factors, of course. Expatriate managers working here may be motivated by the prospect of future promotion, high living standards, overseas experience, adventure, and many other factors. Indonesian managers, however, are working in their own country and are working in their own cultural support systems. Motivation differs between Indonesian business culture and standard Western business culture. In Indonesia, where business is always personal, motivation depends strongly, but not unsurprisingly, on more personal factors than those of the West.

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