Editions - Inside Indonesia: The peoples and cultures of IndonesiaA quarterly magazine on the peoples of Indonesia - cultures, politics, economy and environmenthttps://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-54532025-08-31T12:06:54+07:00Inside Indonesiaadmin@insideindonesia.orgJoomla! - Open Source Content ManagementHelp us clean up!2007-09-30T06:32:17+07:002007-09-30T06:32:17+07:00https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-5453/help-us-clean-upINFIDthusharadibley@yahoo.com.au<h4>The World Bank has joined the IMF in a huge rescue package. Indonesian non-government organisations (NGOs) presented this memo to World Bank president James Wolfensohn in Jakarta.</h4><h4>The World Bank has joined the IMF in a huge rescue package. Indonesian non-government organisations (NGOs) presented this memo to World Bank president James Wolfensohn in Jakarta.</h4>The end of the Asian miracle2007-09-29T15:49:05+07:002007-09-29T15:49:05+07:00https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-5453/the-end-of-the-asian-miracleWalden Bellothusharadibley@yahoo.com.au<h4>The IMF recipe is no cure for Asia's collapsed economies, says WALDEN BELLO. Instead, a people's strategy is emerging that looks to self-reliance and democratic control over capital.</h4><h4>The IMF recipe is no cure for Asia's collapsed economies, says WALDEN BELLO. Instead, a people's strategy is emerging that looks to self-reliance and democratic control over capital.</h4>Markets, morals and leadership after the boom2007-09-29T15:46:07+07:002007-09-29T15:46:07+07:00https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-5453/markets-morals-and-leadership-after-the-boomMichael Vatikiotisthusharadibley@yahoo.com.au<h4>Authoritarian Southeast Asian governments have been dealt a blow by market forces, says MICHAEL VATIKIOTIS, but democracy will not flourish until people begin to organise locally.</h4><h4>Authoritarian Southeast Asian governments have been dealt a blow by market forces, says MICHAEL VATIKIOTIS, but democracy will not flourish until people begin to organise locally.</h4>We want a new government!2007-09-29T15:44:42+07:002007-09-29T15:44:42+07:00https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-5453/we-want-a-new-governmentPIJARthusharadibley@yahoo.com.au<h4>There are plenty of capable Indonesians who can take over from Suharto, says the activist group PIJAR.</h4><h4>There are plenty of capable Indonesians who can take over from Suharto, says the activist group PIJAR.</h4>Thinking through a new tomorrow2007-09-29T15:39:26+07:002007-09-29T15:39:26+07:00https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-5453/thinking-through-a-new-tomorrowDaniel Levthusharadibley@yahoo.com.au<h4>What should democracy activists do in these last days of the New Order? DANIEL LEV offers some pointers.</h4><h4>What should democracy activists do in these last days of the New Order? DANIEL LEV offers some pointers.</h4>A Javanese king talks of his end2007-09-29T15:38:40+07:002007-09-29T15:38:40+07:00https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-5453/a-javanese-king-talks-of-his-endBen Andersonthusharadibley@yahoo.com.au<h4>When speaking off the cuff, Suharto sees himself not as a modern president but as a Javanese king. Ben Abel talks with BEN ANDERSON.</h4><h4>When speaking off the cuff, Suharto sees himself not as a modern president but as a Javanese king. Ben Abel talks with BEN ANDERSON.</h4>Peaceful change, now!2007-09-29T15:36:01+07:002007-09-29T15:36:01+07:00https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-5453/peaceful-change-nowINFIDthusharadibley@yahoo.com.au<h4>We, more than one hundred Indonesian and non-Indonesian non-governmental organisations (NGOs) participating in the International NGO Forum on Indonesian Development (Infid), are deeply concerned about the ongoing economic turmoil in Indonesia which many fear may lead to political turmoil as well.</h4><h4>We, more than one hundred Indonesian and non-Indonesian non-governmental organisations (NGOs) participating in the International NGO Forum on Indonesian Development (Infid), are deeply concerned about the ongoing economic turmoil in Indonesia which many fear may lead to political turmoil as well.</h4>How to love a country in a time of crisis2007-09-29T15:35:08+07:002007-09-29T15:35:08+07:00https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-5453/how-to-love-a-country-in-a-time-of-crisisGoenawan Mohamadthusharadibley@yahoo.com.au<h4>Indonesia has been brought to its knees by a small club of crony capitalists, says GOENAWAN MOHAMAD. The IMF deal offers hope because it will weaken their grip on the economy of 200 million other Indonesians.</h4><h4>Indonesia has been brought to its knees by a small club of crony capitalists, says GOENAWAN MOHAMAD. The IMF deal offers hope because it will weaken their grip on the economy of 200 million other Indonesians.</h4>From go-go to yo-yo2007-09-29T15:33:32+07:002007-09-29T15:33:32+07:00https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-5453/from-go-go-to-yo-yoGerry van Klinkenthusharadibley@yahoo.com.au<h4>GERRY VAN KLINKEN traces the spectacular financial events that paralysed the country's business and political elites.</h4><h4>GERRY VAN KLINKEN traces the spectacular financial events that paralysed the country's business and political elites.</h4>Friend or foe?2007-09-29T15:29:26+07:002007-09-29T15:29:26+07:00https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-5453/friend-or-foeArief Budimanthusharadibley@yahoo.com.au<h4>In this snapshot of politics at the end of January, ARIEF BUDIMAN worries that the embryonic alliance between Amien Rais and Megawati remains vulnerable to government attack.</h4><h4>In this snapshot of politics at the end of January, ARIEF BUDIMAN worries that the embryonic alliance between Amien Rais and Megawati remains vulnerable to government attack.</h4>