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Bridges To New Business The Economic Decolonization Of Indonesia J Thomas Lindblad

Name: Bridges To New Business The Economic Decolonization Of Indonesia J Thomas Lindblad
SKU: BELL-11347366
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Publisher: KITLV Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 9.18 MB

Author: J Thomas Lindblad

ISBN: 9789971694777, 9971694778

Language: English

Year: 2008

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Bridges To New Business The Economic Decolonization Of Indonesia J Thomas Lindblad by J Thomas Lindblad 9789971694777, 9971694778 instant download after payment.

This monograph offers the first comprehensive history of the decolonization of the Indonesian economy, a process with a different momentum and timing from the achievement of political independence. It traces the origins of economic decolonization to the late-colonial period, covers developments during the Japanese occupation and the Indonesian Revolution as well as continued operations by Dutch enterprises in Indonesia during the 1950s. The account culminates with the takeover and nationalization of Dutch private enterprises in the late 1950s