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Indonesia Government:     more books (100)

Indonesia After the 1971 Elections (University Hull Publications) by Hong Lee Oey, 1974-05-02 Opposing Suharto: Compromise, Resistance, And Regime Change In Indonesia by Edward Aspinall, 2005-01-27 Diplomatic Deceits: Government, Media & East Timor by R Tiffen, 2001-03-01 The End of Suharto's New Order in Indonesia (European University Studies: Political Science, 466) by Resy Canonica-Walangitang, 2003-06 The Chinese in Indonesia: Five Essays Repression and Exploitation in Indonesia by John Taylor, etc., 1974-12-05 Indonesia: Troubled Paradise by Reba Lewis, 1963 Renegotiating Boundaries: Local Politics in post-Soeharto Indonesia (Verhandelingen Van Het Koninklijk Instituut) Rice Policy in Indonesia (Food Systems & Agrarian Change) by Scott Pearson, Walter Falcon, et all 1991-05 Understanding Indonesia by Colin Mason, 1970 Business and Politics in Indonesia (Southeast Asia Publications Series) by Andrew MacIntyre, 1991-09 Disintegrating Indonesia?: Implications for Regional Security (Adelphi series) by Tim Huxley, 2002-09-30 Autonomy and Disintegration in Indonesia Political Power and Communications in Indonesia

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101. Indonesia - Government Urged To Speed Up Kyoto Protocol Ratification
     indonesia government urged to speed up Kyoto Protocol ratification. The Jakarta Post, February 5, 2003. http//www.thejakartapost  
     http://www.ieta.org/Library_Links/IETAEnvNews/Feb5_Indonesia.htm
     
     Extractions: The Jakarta Post, February 5, 2003 Leony Aurora The government needs to quickly ratify the Kyoto Protocol to be able to compete with other countries in acquiring millions of U.S. dollars worth of international funding. The funds are available under a United Nations-run Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) funding scheme provided by developed countries. But the ratification was being hindered by lengthy bureaucratic procedures in drafting the necessary laws, said Liana Bratasida, the assistant for global environmental affairs at the Ministry of Environment. Speaking at a seminar, Liana said the ministry had been trying to complete the draft law for the past two years. The existing draft needed to be discussed with other government institutions before being submitted to the House of Representatives, she said. The Kyoto Protocol, conceived in 1997, identifies 40 industrialized countries as polluters the Annex I group and requires them to lower their greenhouse gas emission levels to 5.2 percent below 1990 levels by 2012. However, to maintain current production levels, Annex I countries can fund projects in developing countries that lead to lower emissions.

102. TI Source Book 2000, Sidebars To Chapter 21
     How indonesia s government lost its legitimacy . Suharto s indonesia is among the world s most corrupt countries, a centre ofcrony  
     http://www.transparency.org/sourcebook/21.sidebars.html
     
     Extractions: Suharto's Indonesia is among the world's most corrupt countries, a centre ofcrony-capitalism that has allowed Suharto and his family to amass a fortuneestimated at $30 billion -money essentially stolen from a country where tensof millions languish in poverty. Indonesians, for the most part, seemedresigned to the corruption and nepotism, so long as their economy continuedgrowing at the 8 percent rate it had averaged throughout the decade. Whenthe economy collapsed last fall, Indonesians saw no reason to continuetolerating Suharto's abuses... "Once the economy there disintegrated,the regime had no other base of legitimacy," James Reardon-Andersondirector of Asian studies at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. said. The Atlanta Journal, 24 May 1998 Back to main text Until recently, many in Asia were often relaxed in their attitudes aboutcorruption. In a region used to high levels of growth, corrupt or illicitbehaviour was often overlooked. However, two developments have forced aradical reassessment, to the point where few would now deny that corruptionexerts a heavy cost upon development in Asia. The first is the Asian crisis,and the fact that many have credited corruption, cronyism and nepotism withmaking a major contribution to the currency turmoil and falling stockmarkets that engulfed the region from mid-l997 until recently. The seconddevelopment has been the rapid expansion in solid analytical work on theconsequences of corruption, which has underscored just how costly,widespread and systematic corruption can be.

103. CNN Transcript - World Report: Indonesia's Government Trying To Curb Military's
     World Report. indonesia s government Trying to Curb Military s Influence on Politics. Aired March 5, 2000 208 pm ET THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT.  
     http://www.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0003/05/wr.02.html
     
     Extractions: WEB SERVICES: Aired March 5, 2000 - 2:08 p.m. ET THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. ASIEH NAMDAR, CNN ANCHOR: Indonesia's former military chief, General Wiranto, says he blocked plans for a military coup during a wave of riots in 1998. The protests forced former President Suharto to release his 32-year grip on power. General Wiranto told a parliamentary panel that he resisted pressure to seize power because he was determined to uphold the constitution. Indonesia's fledgling democratic government has been trying to curb the military's influence on politics since taking office late last year. RCTI takes a look at some of the changes.

104. Asosiasi Penyelenggara Jasa Internet Indonesia
     Adapun arah kebijakan pengembangan egovernment berdasarkan indonesia Road Map to E-government, jelas dia, berisi tahapan jangka pendek, menengah, dan panjang  
     http://www.apjii.or.id/news/index.php?ID=2002052301855&lang=ind

105. Indonesia : Government To Lobby USA, Europe On Export Links - Textile Fashion Ne
     Top headlines. government To Lobby USA, Europe On Export Links indonesia 11th November 2003. indonesia will lobby the United States  
     http://www.fibre2fashion.com/news/NewsDetails.asp?News_id=5092

106. Ri.go.id Under Construction
     Under Construction. Click here www.indonesia.go.id.  
     http://www.ri.go.id/

107. Index
     http://www.indonesia.go.id/

108. .:: INDONESIA.GO.ID ::.
     Sekilas tentang indonesia. POSISI GEOGRAFIS indonesia adalah negara kepulauan terbesar di dunia yang mempunyai 17.508 pulau.  
     http://www.indonesia.go.id/home_01.html
     
     Extractions: POSISI GEOGRAFIS Indonesia adalah negara kepulauan terbesar di dunia yang mempunyai 17.508 pulau. Indonesia terbentang antara 6 derajat garis lintang utara sampai 11 derajat garis lintang selatan, dan dari 9 derajat sampai 141 derajat garis bujur timur serta terletak antara dua benua yaitu benua Asia dan Australia/Oceania. Posisi strategis ini mempunyai pengaruh yang sangat besar terhadap kebudayaan, sosial, politik, dan ekonomi. Wilayah Indonesia terbentang sepanjang 3.977 mil antara Samudra Hindia dan Samudra Pasifik. Apabila perairan antara pulau-pulau itu digabungkan, maka luas Indonesia menjadi1.9 juta mil persegi, Lima pulau besar di Indonesia adalah : Sumatera dengan luas 473.606 km persegi, Jawa dengan luas 132.107 km persegi, Kalimantan (pulau terbesar ketiga di dunia) dengan luas 539.460 km persegi, Sulawesi dengan luas 189.216 km persegi, dan Papua dengan luas 421.981 km persegi. SEJARAH GEOLOGI Pulau-pulau Indonesia terbentuk pada jaman Miocene (12 juta tahun sebelum masehi), Palaeocene ( 70 juta tahun sebelum masehi), Eocene (30 juta tahun sebelum masehi), Oligacene (25 juta tahun sebelum masehi). Sehubungan dengan datangnya orang-orang dari tanah daratan Asia maka Indonesia dipercaya sudah ada pada jaman Pleistocene (4 juta tahun sebelum masehi). Pulau-pulau terbentuk sepanjang garis yang berpengaruh kuat antara perubahan lempengan tektonik Australia dan Pasifik. Lempengan Australia berubah lambat naik kedalam jalan kecil lempeng Pasifik, yang bergerak ke selatan, dan antara garis-garis ini terbentanglah pulau-pulau Indonesia.

109. Http://www.deplu.go.id
     ENTER SITE, Copyright © 2004 Department of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of indonesia Best viewed with web browser IE6 or NS7.  
     http://www.deplu.go.id/

110. East Timor Ireland Solidarity Campaign -Index Page
     East Timor Ireland Solidarity Campaign was founded in 1992. Its aims are to increase awareness among Irish and European people to the violation of Human Rights in East Timor and the involvement of Western governments in military and economic aid to indonesia.  
     http://www.freedom.tp/ireland/etisc/index.htm

111. Institutions.html
     Ministry of Public Works; Jakarta Local government Information Statistical and general information relating to the Indonesian capital, Jakarta.  
     http://coombs.anu.edu.au/WWWVLPages/IndonPages/Information.html

112. Situs Propinsi DKI Jakarta
     Loading Banners Pemerintah Propinsi Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta Jl. Medan Merdeka Selatan 89 Blok G Lantai 3 Jakarta, indonesia Central DKI Telp.  
     http://www.jakarta.go.id/
     
     Extractions: + Jakarta - 24-33 C - + Bogor - 23-32 C - + Denpasar - 24-31 C - + Medan - 23-33 C - + Padang - 23-31 C - + Semarang - 24-33 C - + Surabaya - 24-33 C - + Yogyakarta - 23-36 C - Loading Data Agenda... Loading Banners... Pemerintah Propinsi Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta Jl. Medan Merdeka Selatan 8-9 Blok G Lantai 3 Jakarta, Indonesia

113. Embassy Of India Jakarta
     Embassy of India in Jakarta, with a guide to consular matters, visa and passport regulations, and  
     http://www.eoijakarta.or.id/

114. United Nations In Indonesia
     Common Country Assessment 2001 What began as the most severe economic crisis in the postindependence period in indonesia has now spilled over into an agenda  
     http://www.un.or.id/
     
     Extractions: What began as the most severe economic crisis in the post-independence period in Indonesia has now spilled over into an agenda for total transformation of Indonesian society and politics. The CCA gives an assessment and analysis of this situation with a view to identifying opportunities for UN assistance.

115. Www.prica.org/
     http://www.prica.org/

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