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Media, Culture and Politics in Indonesia by Krishna Sen, David T. Hill, 2006-01-10 Indonesia (Cultures of the World) by Gouri Mirpuri, Robert Cooper, 2001-10 Power and Political Culture in Suharto's Indonesia: The Indonesian Democratic Party (PDI) and the Decline of the New Order (1986-98) (NIAS Studies in Contemporary Asian History) by Stefan Eklof, 2003-12-02 Art As Politics: Re-crafting Identities, Tourism, And Power in Tana Toraja, Indonesia (Southeast Asia--Politics, Meaning and Memory) by Kathleen M. Adams, 2006-09-30 Landscapes of Emotion: Mapping Three Cultures of Emotion in Indonesia (Studies in Emotion and Social Interaction) by Karl G. Heider, 2006-11-23 The Mystical World of Indonesia: Culture and Economic Development in Conflict by Professor Allen Morris Sievers, 1974-11-01 The Culture of the Chinese Minority in Indonesia by Leo Suryadinata, 1997-01 The megalithic culture of Indonesia by W J. Perry, 2010-08-04 Western Influences on the Sasak Pottery of Lombok Indonesia: An Evaluation of the Acculturation Process on Material Culture (Working Papers Centre of Southeast Asiuan Studies 114) by Geoff Harley, 2001-12-30 Culture and Society in New Order Indonesia (South-East Asian Social Science Monographs) Introduction to the peoples and cultures of Indonesia and Malaysia (Cummings modular program in anthropology) by Koentjaraningrat, 1975 Television Nation & Culture In Indonesia: Ris Sea#104 (Ohio RIS Southeast Asia Series) by Philip Kitley, 2000-11-15 Kretek: The Culture and Heritage of Indonesia's Clove Cigarettes by Mark Hanusz, 2000-03-21 Jakarta at Your Door (Culture Shock! At Your Door: A Survival Guide to Customs & Etiquette) by Derek Bacon, 1999-04-01

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21. The Jendela Indonesia - Main » Art & Culture
    Hits 41 Review Tell a Friend Report Broken Link. indonesia culture Tourism Center, Rating n/a Votes 0. Masse Minamimorimachi Bldg.  
    http://www.ji-indonesia.com/browse.php?cat=1

22. The Jendela Indonesia - Main » Art & Culture
    Hits 25 Review Tell a Friend Report Broken Link. indonesia culture Tourism Center, Rating n/a Votes 0. Masse Minamimorimachi Bldg.  
    http://www.ji-indonesia.com/browse.php?pg_which=1&cat=1

23. ATM Exhibition : 6 May 2003 - 9 May 2003
    Indonesia Government c/o indonesia culture and Tourism Board, Stand 850. INDONESIAGOVERNMENT C/O indonesia culture AND TOURISM BOARD, BACK TO EXHIBITOR LIST.  
    http://195.200.1.217/page.cfm/action=exhib/Link=00038

24. .:: Hidden Culture Of Indonesia ::.
    the Asmats was brought to Europe, Japan, and in 1991, to the USA for cultural event'Kebudayaan Indonesia di Amerika Serikat' (KIAS) or indonesia culture in USA  
    http://sunsite.ui.ac.id/unesco1/english/asmat.html
    
    Extractions: ASMATNESE CULTURE Asmats' body is different with others who resides in the center mountain or other beaches. The men's height ranged between 1,67-1,72 meters and the women's ranged between 1,60-1,65 meters. Other body characteristics are their oval-shaped head (dolichocephalic), thin lips, long nose, and black skin. In general, the Asmats don't use much of their legs to travel far, thus their legs become smaller, yet, they every time row with standing position, thus their arms' and chests muscles seem so firm and strong. The women body looked thin and skinny, because the abundant amount of job they have to finish. .:: OCCUPATION ::. Only stone tools mark Asmat's long life span. Those stones themselves were traded goods, since it's difficult to find stones in their habitat. Iron tools were known just recently. With those stone tools they make houses, boats, mbis statues with carvings, which of all related with their belief.

25. Department Of Foreign Affairs
    of the Republic of Indonesia; indonesia culture and Tourism Board;Indonesian Tourism Information Network; Indonesian National Parks;  
    http://www.dfa-deplu.go.id/links/tourism.htm
    
    Extractions: Tourism In Indonesia Tourism Indonesia , website of the Directorate General of Tourism, Department of Tourism, Art and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia Indonesia Culture and Tourism Board Indonesian Tourism Information Network Indonesian National Parks Indonesian and Bali Tourism ... Indonesia e-Travel - Indonesia travel and tourism news portal with extensive links from tour packages to tourism business opportunities in Indonesia. Information on Tourism Access Bali online Yogyakarta Nusa Tenggara ... Maluku HOTELS Indonesian Hotels Online Reservation - information is in Bahasa Indonesia Borobudur Hotel , Jakarta Bali Inter-Continental Resort , Bali Sahid Hotels Group , Jakarta, Bandung, Surabaya, Bali, Manado, Solo, Batam, Toraja, Lampung, Sorong Jayakarta Hotel , Jakarta Santika Hotel Group , Jakarta, Cirebon, Bandung, Semarang, Bali, Yogyakarta, Manado Kempinski Hotel , Jakarta The Regent Hotel , Jakarta Park Royal Hotel , Jakarta Putri Duyung Cottage , Jakarta The Ministry accepts no responsibility for checking the accuracy of data, programs or materials accessed through this page and therefore the inclusion of external links on this page should not be construed as an endorsement of their completeness, truth, accuracy or their suitability for any particular purpose. Users should rely on their own independent investigations.

26. Celebrating Indonesia's National Day
    indonesia culture Tourism Board,  
    http://www.celebratingindonesia.com/culture/culture_1.html
    
    Extractions: Almost synonymous with Indonesia, Batik, the art of applying wax to cloth and then tie-dying into colourful and dramatic designs, is produced throughout the archipelago. Textiles are big business here, and the centre of this activity is Yogyakarta in Java. Other, less well-known craft forms include: ikat, a type of weaving using tie-dyed threads; songket, a silk cloth with gold or silver threads woven into it; and kris, artwork often decorated with jewels.

27. Promoting Research And Advanced Training In Basic Sciences - 2001
    Organised by University of indonesia culture Collection, Department of Biology,Faculty of Life Sciences (FMIPA), University of Indonesia (UI).  
    http://www.unesco.or.id/PROG/SCIENCE/BASIC/prat.htm

28. Culture And History Of The Republic Of Indonesia
    Culture and History of the Republic of Indonesia. Contents. CurriculumVitae of the President KH Abdurrahman Wahid. Ministries of Indonesia  
    http://www.indonesianconsulate-la.com/cultural.htm

29. Culture & Arts In North Sulawesi, Indonesia
    Culture Arts, These diverse cultures have given Indonesia a rich heritage of traditionsand art resulting in festivities throughout the year in different  
    http://www.north-sulawesi.org/culture.html
    
    Extractions: The Indonesian constitution allows freedom of religion in a predominantly Muslim country and the state's "Unity in Diversity" motto is a symbol of the co-existence of the many cultures unified in on nation. These diverse cultures have given Indonesia a rich heritage of traditions and art resulting in festivities throughout the year in different parts of the country. In the Minahasa area alone there are 8 indigenous languages spoken: Tonsea Tondano Tombulu Tontemboan and Tonsawang Bantik Ratahan and Ponosakan . The first five languages form a genetic group called proto-Minahasan . They are more closely related to each other and cover the greater part of Minahasa. It is therefore reasonable to assume that they all derive from a common parent language which was itself spoken in Minahasa.

30. BP-BudPar
    Gavin Andreson Company to assist indonesia culture and Tourism Board with globalplan for the tourism board with global plan for the tourism recovery and  
    http://www.balitourismauthority.net/BP-BudPar.asp
    
    Extractions: Home Corporate Announcements Investment Opportunity ... Bali Highlights Quick Menu About Bali Tourism Authority Tourism Promotion Tourism Industry Development Tourism Professional Development Trade Links Announcements Publications Investment Opportunity Events Bali Highlights Badung Gianyar Klungkung Karangasem Bangli Buleleng Tabanan Jembrana Privacy Statement BP - BudPar Kunjungi juga situs kami : http://www.budpar.go.id New Release Press release: Minister Predicts Positive Future for Bali Tourism from Australia

31. Untitled
    coombs.anu.edu.au MimeVersion 1.0 Date Fri, 10 Nov 1995 121416 +1000 From T.Matthew Ciolek Subject WWW Bali and indonesia culture/travel resources  
    http://www.intnet.net/pub/COUNTRIES/Indonesia/Culture.travel.res.html
    
    Extractions: From owner-intcar-l@AMERICAN.EDU Thu Nov 9 21:29 EST 1995 X-Sender: tmc407@coombs.anu.edu.au Mime-Version: 1.0 Date: Fri, 10 Nov 1995 12:14:16 +1000 From: "T.Matthew Ciolek" Subject: WWW>Bali and Indonesia culture/travel resources Comments: To: asia-www-gopher-news-l@postbox.anu.edu.au To: Multiple recipients of list INTCAR-L What's New in WWW Asian Studies Online Newsletter ISSN 1323-9368 Information supplied by: Eka Ginting (eginting@cs.cmu.edu) - regards - -================================================== Dr T. Matthew CIOLEK tmciolek@coombs.anu.edu.au ANU Social Sciences Information Systems Administrator, Coombs Computing Unit, Research School of Social Sciences, [Coombsweb Social Sciences Server http://coombs.anu.edu.au] Australian National University, Canberra, ACT 0200, Australia ph +61 (0)6 249 0110 fax: +61 (0)6 257 1893 ===================================================

32. History And Culture.html
    The WorldWide Web Virtual Library Alphabetical Category Subtree Libraryof Congress indonesia Society and culture. History and Cultural Resources.  
    http://coombs.anu.edu.au/WWWVLPages/IndonPages/Culture.html
    
    Extractions: Supplied note: "A collection of articles and list of resources from the disciplinary perspective of social/cultural anthropology, having the Mentawai Islands, Sumatra, Indonesia, as their focus. Includes detailed ethnographic data and interpretations of key cultural practices of the indigenous inhabitants of the southern region of Siberut, the largest island in the group." Supplied note: " On 23rd January 2001 a new website was created on the Mandailing people. The website is intended to cover Mandailing history, migration, governance, cultural identity, arts and culture, music, built heritage, etc. of the Mandailing people in Malaysia as well as Indonesia. The website will be maintained by Aslam Fazal (aslam@surforever.com)

33. Welcome To My Indonesia
    the Arab peninsula and Persia have left their mark on culture and religion Thesediverse cultures have given indonesia a rich heritage of traditions and art  
    http://www.indonesia-tourisminfo.com/
    
    Extractions: T he largest archipelago in the world, Indonesia consists of five main island; Java, Sumatra Kalimantan, Sulawesi and Irian Jaya and about 30 small archipelagoes, a total of more than 17,508 islands. Stretching 3,200 miles (5.120 km) from east to west, it straddles the equator between the Australian and Asian Continents. With the fifth largest population in the world. Indonesians number 190 million and are basically of Malay and Polynesian stock comprising of 300 ethnic groups and subgroups having their own traditions. Early immigrants from the Indian subcontinent, China, the Arab peninsula and Persia have left their mark on culture and religion followed by influences of Portuguese, Spanish, English and Dutch traders and colonials. The Indonesian constitution allows freedom of religion in a predominantly Moslem country and the state's "Unity in Diversity" motto is a symbol of the co-existence of the many cultures unified in on nation. These diverse cultures have given Indonesia a rich heritage of traditions and art resulting in festivities throughout the year in different parts of the country, which are also closely related to religion, particularly on the island of Bali.

34. MapZones.com Culture
    indonesia, culture, Back to Top. indonesia exhibits a rich diversityof cultural forms that range from those of the old Malay, which  
    http://www.mapzones.com/world/asia/indonesia/cultureindex.php
    
    Extractions: Country Info Indonesia Introduction Indonesia General Data Indonesia Maps Indonesia Culture ... Indonesia Time and Date Indonesia Culture Back to Top Indonesia exhibits a rich diversity of cultural forms that range from those of the old Malay, which are preserved mainly in the remote interiors of Sumatra and Borneo, through the traditional Javanese and Balinese forms, which are heavily influenced by the Hindu stories of the Mahabharata and the Ramayana, to the modern culture that has evolved from this complex heritage. The American art historian Claire Holt, in Art in Indonesia (1967), has divided cultural life into three overlapping spheres: “the Heritage,” which includes the statues and monuments of the ancient cultures; “Living Tradition,” which covers the traditional theatre using shadow plays Javanese monuments, the Saivite temple of the Diyeng (Dieng) Plateau, date to the early 8th century. The Sailendra dynasty, which ruled Java and Sumatra (8th–9th century), built the great Mahayana Buddhist monuments, including that of Borobudur, around AD 800. Late in the 9th century the kings of Mataram built the Hindu monuments around Prambanan. Lara Yonggrang (Lara Jonggrang) Temple, commonly called Prambanan Temple, is the best-preserved of a series of Hindu temple complexes in the region. It consists of six main temples; three large ones along the west, dedicated to Siva, Vishnu, and Brahma, contain fine statues. Of the three smaller temples along the east, the middle one contains a statue of Nandi, the bull of Siva. The main temples are heavily ornamented with stone carvings of the gods and other heavenly beings, and there is a series of relief panels depicting the Ramayana story.

35. Network Indonesia - Culture - History Of Indonesia
    Home culture - History of indonesia. History of indonesia. EarliestHistorical Records, indonesian Hinduism. Hindu religious concepts.  
    http://users.skynet.be/network.indonesia/ni6001.htm

36. Network Indonesia - Culture
    Interesting links, Cultural life. Situs Kunci Your key to cultural studiesin indonesia Joglosemar Javanese culture explained. A Javanese wedding.  
    http://users.skynet.be/network.indonesia/ni2001.htm

37. Embassy Of The Republic Of Indonesia - Culture And Religion
    gif (687 bytes). culture. indonesia is blessed with a rich and diversemix of traditional cultures and art forms. The basic principles  
    http://www.indoneske-velvyslanectvi.cz/culture.htm
    
    Extractions: CULTURE  Art forms in Indonesia are not only derived from folklore, as in many other parts of the world. Many were developed in the courts of former kingdoms, as in Bali, where they are integral elements of religious ceremonies. The famous dance dramas of Java and Bali are derived from Hindu mythology and often feature fragments from the Ramayana and Mahabrata Hindu epics. There are about 583 languages spoken by as many distinct ethnic groups across the archipelago. There are five main language groups on Sumatra alone, six on Sulawesi and three on Java. One small island, Alor in Nusa Tenggara has seven different language groups! The Balinese speak their own language, and many local languages are further divided by special forms for addressing someone of inferior, equal or superior social status. Adding even more spice to this linguistic stew, all these language are also spoken in a number of different local dialects. Bahasa Indonesia, the official national language, is akin to Malay, and is written in Roman script and based on European orthography. English is the most widely used foreign language for business and travel alike. Wherever you go you will be greeted by the familiar "Hello Mr.!” (Regardless of your sex), and even if your travels take you 'off the beaten track' it is not uncommon to find Indonesians with a decent command of the English language. In some of the bigger cities and tourist destinations, Dutch is still used, and the influence of Dutch in Bahasa Indonesia is quite obvious. French is increasing its popularity at the better hotels and restaurant.

38. Asia On Demand : Indonesia : Culture And Society : Food And Drink
    Top indonesia culture and Society Food and Drink. You are in the Top indonesia culture and Society Food and Drink Category. Advanced Search.  
    http://www.asiaondemand.com/pages/Indonesia/Culture_and_Society/Food_and_Drink/

39. Cultural Exchange: Europe In Indonesia. CulturE-ASEF
    en, id, updated August 2002. Home / Asia / indonesia. Site Map overview ofCulturE-ASEF, Link suggestions. ©, Asia-Europe Foundation and Universes in Universe.  
    http://www.culture-asef.org/english/asia/idn/easia/
    
    Extractions: Europe in Indonesia Individual ASEM countries: Belgium France Germany Great Britain ... Portugal Events February to April 1999 in Jakarta, Bandung, Yogyakarta, and Surabaya. The 1st festival was in 1996. Press information from the delegation of the European Commission in Indonesia, Singapore, and Brunei Darussalam. [en, id]

40. Intercambio Cultural: Europa En Indonesia. CulturE-ASEF
    Translate this page Información de prensa del representante de la Comisión Europea en indonesia,Singapur y Brunei Darussalam. en, id, actualizado agosto 2002.  
    http://www.culture-asef.org/espanol/asia/idn/easia/

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