In the Spirit of the Red Banteng : Indonesian Communists Between Moscow and Peking, 1959–1965

Die quantitative Betriebswirtschaftslehre leistet in der Praxis vor allem Entscheidungsvorbereitung. Stand der Forschung, Anwendungsbreite, Leistungspotential, und Operationalität des Zugangs belegt dieses Werk anhand von Fallstudien. Preface Acknowledgements Contents Chapter .1 Introduction Chapter 2. Aidit Takes Over (1945-1951) Chapter 3. Indonesia Moves Towards 'Guided Democracy' (1952-1959) Chapter 4. The P.K.I, And World Communism (1948-1959) Chapter 5. Peking And The Overseas Chinese (1959-1960) Chapter 6. The Kruschov Visit (1960) Chapter 7. West Irian Policy Revised (1960) Chapter 8. Chinese Friends And Soviet Arms (1960-1961) Chapter 9. Growing Sino-Soviet Rift (1961) Chapter 10. Stalin Right Or Left (1961) Chapter 11. United Against The Dutch (1962) Chapter 12. The Cuban Crisis (1962) Chapter 13. Malaysia, The New Alibi (1962-1963) Chapter 14. Sukarno Prefers Action (1963) Chapter 15. Aidit Wants To Mediate (1963) Chapter 16. Visit To China (1963) Chapter 17. Agitation Among The Farmers (1964) Chapter 18. Moscow Begins To Worry (1964) Chapter 19. Is The Soviet Union Asiatic? (1964) Chapter 20. Towards The Cairo Non-Aligned Conference (1964) Chapter 21. The Revolution Without The Great Leader (1964) Chapter 22. Peking, The Red Beacon (1964-1965) Chapter 23. Sino-Indonesian Honeymoon (1964-1965) Chapter 24. The Afro-Asian Horizon Shifts (1 965) Chapter 25. Plot On Bali (1965) Chapter 26. Sukarno Decides To Strike And Is Struck (1965) Chapter 27. The Politburo Meets (1965) Chapter 28. Remove The Bodies (1965) Chapter 29. Aidit Becomes Expendable (1965) Chapter 30. Hindsight Chapter 31. Conclusion Appendix: On Sources Selected Bibliography Index Of Names