The Encyclopedia of Indonesia in the Pacific War: In Cooperation with the Netherlands Institute for War Documentation (Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 3 Southeast Asia)

An Obvious Hiatus Amidst The Abundance Of Pacific War Studies Is The Story Of Indonesia During That Period. The Encyclopedia Of Indonesia In The Pacific War, Edited Under The Aegis Of The Netherlands Institute For War Documentation, Now Fills That Gap. This State Of The Art Work Reflects The Different Experiences And Historiographic Traditions Of Indonesians, Japanese, And Dutch. The Aim Is To Present The Developments In The Indonesian Archipelago In As Much A Rational And Dispassionate Way As Possible, Taking Into Account Regional And Social Variations And Interpreting Them Within The International Context Of Pre- And Post-war Trends. With Due Acknowledgement Of Different Perspectives, Ambiguities, Unresolved Issues And Conflicting Views, It Sets Out To Enhance Mutual Understanding And Academic Dialogue.--publisher's Website. General Introduction -- Historical Overview -- Occupation : Administration And Policies -- Occupation : Coercion And Control -- Occupation : Economy -- Occupation : Society And Social Change -- Occupation : Culture -- Postwar Burdens And Memory -- Lexicon Of People, Events And Institutions. Edited By Peter Post (general Editor), William H. Frederick, Iris Heidebrink, Shigeru Sato ; Co-edited By William Bradley Horton And Didi Kwartanada. In Cooperation With The Netherlands Institute For War Documentation. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [634]-654) And Index. An obvious gap amidst the abundance of Pacific War studies is the story of Indonesia in that period. This encyclopedia, edited under the aegis of the Netherlands Institute for War Documentation now fills that gap. Co-editor Shigeru Sato from University of Newcastle, Australia