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Like several other developing countries formerly under colonial domination, Indonesia inherited an outmoded and highly inefficient tax structure. The chief purpose of the colonial tax system was to raise revenues to finance the colonial administration. It is no wonder then, that the Indonesian tax system was not effective in carbing serious inflation and promoting capital formation. The present book introduces recent restructuring of the Indonesian tax system and explains in detail the differences between the old and the new system. (DÜI-Sbt)

Building behemoth : Indonesian constructions of the nation-state / Ruth McVey -- Language fantasy, revolution : Java 1900-1950 / Benedict R. O'G. Anderson -- Sjahrir at Boven Digoel : reflections on exile in the Dutch East Indies / Rudolf Mrz̀ek -- Diplomacy and armed struggle in the Indonesian national revolution : choice and constraint in a comparative perspective / Barbara Harvey -- When we were young : the exile of the Republic's leaders in Bangka, 1949 / Mary Somers Heidhues -- Nationalism, revolution, and organization in Indonesian communism / Ruth McVey -- The post-coup massacre in Bali / Geoffrey Robinson -- Between state and society : professional lawyers and reform in Indonesia / Daniel S. Lev -- Rewiring the Indonesian state / Takashi Shiraishi -- Community participation, indigenous ideology, activist politics : Indonesian NGO's in the 1990's / Fred Bunnell