Michel Picard, Bali: Cultural tourism and touristic culture, Singapore: Archipelago Press, 1996, 231pp Rrp: $US 25.00. Reviewed by RON WITTON
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Love at first sight Slorc meets Abri
ANDREAS HARSONO visits Burma and is intrigued by the respect its military show for the Indonesian model.
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Death of a journalist
'I write the truth and if I have to die for it, well so be it' wrote Udin shortly before he died. AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL investigates.
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Smoking gun
The fires were no natural disaster, says JOKO WALUYO. The smoking gun is in the hands of plantation companies.
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The East Timor peace process
Heike Krieger, East Timor and the international community: Basic documents, Cambridge University Press, 1997, 494+xxviii pp, hardcover, Rrp AU$160.Geoffrey C. Gunn, East Timor and the United Nations: The case for intervention, Lawrenceville, N.J: Red Sea Press, 1997, 241+vi pp, paperback, Rrp US$19.95. Avail: Red Sea Press, 11-D Princess Road, Lawrenceville, N.J., USA 08648-2319; fax: 1-609-844-0198.
Reviewed by RICHARD TANTER
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Art for a better world
TOM PLUMMER speaks with Moelyono, an artist engaged with farmers threatened by a large dam.
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Taking on the timber tycoons
It's lonely in the Forestry Minister's office, says GERRY VAN KLINKEN.
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Jakarta money stirs Ujungpandang riot
VEDI HADIZ sent this eyewitness account from South Sulawesi.
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Sun, sand and smoke
Air crashes, riots, smog, and a currency crisis dented tourist arrivals in 1997. But, says ANNA KARIN EKLÖF, newly rich Asian tourists will save the industry in the long term.
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Sulawesi on two wheels
MICK COOPES drags a bicycle through the wilds of Toraja, South Sulawesi.
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