Indonesia Ten Years After (1998-2008), 22-23 May 2008 - Oost Indisch Huis, University of Amsterdam
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-- In May it is ten years ago that the Suharto regime came to an end. What has been achieved with respect to political and economic reforms? What are the major constraints? How do religious and ethnic identity politics relate to notions of citizenship? Which new developments can be identified in popular arts? These questions will be addressed by an international group of scholars during this conference organized by KITLV, ASiA and Inside Indonesia. Registration (free): kitlv@kitlv.nl / tel: +31(0)71 5272295. | -- In May it is ten years ago that the Suharto regime came to an end. What has been achieved with respect to political and economic reforms? What are the major constraints? How do religious and ethnic identity politics relate to notions of citizenship? Which new developments can be identified in popular arts? These questions will be addressed by an international group of scholars during this conference organized by KITLV, ASiA and Inside Indonesia. Registration (free): kitlv@kitlv.nl / tel: +31(0)71 5272295. | ||
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- Indonesia ten years after (1998-2008), 22-23 May 2008; Oost Indisch Huis, University of Amsterdam, Kloveniersburgwal 48, Amstersdam.
-- In May it is ten years ago that the Suharto regime came to an end. What has been achieved with respect to political and economic reforms? What are the major constraints? How do religious and ethnic identity politics relate to notions of citizenship? Which new developments can be identified in popular arts? These questions will be addressed by an international group of scholars during this conference organized by KITLV, ASiA and Inside Indonesia. Registration (free): kitlv@kitlv.nl / tel: +31(0)71 5272295.
