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À signaler : 

Le numéro spécial du Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars (vol 32, nos. 1-2, Jan.-June 2000)

East Timor, Indonesia, and the World Community:
Resistance, Repression, and Responsibility

Richard Tanter, Mark Selden, and Stephen R. Shalom, editors


 

BCAS has published a 144-page edition of the Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars on East Timor, Indonesia, and the world community, with articles written by an international group of scholars and activists. All of the contributions in this issue are imprinted with the crisis of the moment (as events unfolded in the fall of 1999), but the more than 20 articles and accompanying materials also bring to bear the expertise of authors with a longer view of the politics, economics, society, and military affairs of East Timor, Indonesia, and the wider arena of Southeast Asia and the world.

Copies of the 144-page issue (Vol. 32, Nos. 1+2, 2000) are available for $20 each (US domestic postage included) or $25 per copy (airmail postage outside the USA included) from BCAS, 3693 South Bay Bluffs Drive, Cedar, MI 49621-9434 USA. Write for information about bulk discounts: <tfenton@igc.org>

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Table of Contents

The editors   Introduction.

The Road to Independence: Resistance and Repression in East Timor,

Geoffrey C. Gunn The 500-Year Timorese Funu, 
Sarah Niner  A Long Journey of Resistance: The Origins and Struggle of the CNRT, 
Arnold Kohen  The Catholic Church and the Independence of East Timor


In the Eye of the Storm: Reports From East Timor, 1999

Geoffrey Robinson With Unamet in East Timor: A Historian's Personal View
Helene van Klinken Taking the Risk, Paying the Price: East Timorese Vote in Ermera
Peter Bartu  The Militia, the Military, and the People of Bobonaro District


The United States, the World Community and East Timor

Allan Nairn  U.S. Support for the Indonesian Military. Congressional Testimony
Richard Falk  The East Timor Ordeal: International Law and Its Limits
Noam Chomsky The United States, East Timor and Intervention
Scott Burchill  East Timor, Australia and Indonesia
Wade Huntley and Peter Hayes East Timor and Asian Security


Indonesian Politics and East Timor

Richard Tanter  East Timor and the Crisis of the Indonesian Intelligence State
Takashi Shiraishi Whither Indonesia?
Coki Naipospos East Timor in the Dynamics of Indonesian Politics
Gerry van Klinken Big States and Little Independence Movements
Sylvia Tiwon  From East Timor to Aceh: The Disintegration of Indonesia?
Angus McIntyre Megawati Sukarnoputri: From President's Daughter to Vice President
The editors   East Timor Facing Independence
Amnesty International   East Timor as Violence Descended: Testimonies from East Timorese Refugees
Seamus Heaney  Statement
Fernando Pires, Emanuel Braz, and Eliz. Lim Gomes : Poems, memoir, and refugee statements
David Bouchier   Biographical notes on Indonesian military officers
East Timor's "Magna Carta"
Chronology
Glossary
Resources on East Timor, Indonesia and the World Community, compiled by the East Timor Action Network/U.S.