Netherlands India: A Study of Plural EconomyCambridge University Press, 17 Jun 2010 - 532 halaman A classic study of the subject and one of the major works in English on Dutch colonialism in Indonesia, Furnivall's magisterial history was published on the brink of the Second World War when Dutch power was waning in the archipelago. This study traces the economic and social development of Netherlands India from the arrival of the Dutch to 1939. It illustrates the geographical, economic and social features of the colony, and how Dutch and native Indonesian inhabitants co-existed within a unique, now lost, society and culture. Furnivall (1878-1960) served as a British colonial administrator in Burma for many years, and went on to become Professor of Burmese Studies at Cambridge University. The breadth and scope of this book make it an often cited and influential book in southeast Asian studies to this day. |
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INDONESIA TO 1600 page I | 1 |
The Two Gateways into Eastern Waters | 3 |
The Moluccas or Spice Islands | 16 |
nesian Culture and Tenures 4 5 Hindus and Chinese 6 6 Majapahit | 19 |
The Banda Islands | 26 |
over the Archipelago and over Java 31 5 Organization | 45 |
References and Notes | 52 |
The Report of 1795 the Report and Charter of 1803 the Regerings | 78 |
1874 Changes in Character and Functions of Officials 187 7 Economic | 196 |
que 199 d Forests 201 e Mines 202 f Communications General | 207 |
EFFICIENCY WELFARE | 225 |
Economic Surveys by Van Deventer Kielstra | 239 |
ADMINISTRATIVE AND POLITICAL | 257 |
4 | 263 |
a Local 269 b Central 272 5 | 278 |
a General | 286 |
Policy of William | 100 |
Economic Progress 182530 103 14 Social Economy 106 15 | 113 |
THE CULTURE SYSTEM 18301850 | 115 |
Regeringsreglement of 1836 Inlandsch Reglement | 122 |
c Communications and Shipping 128 d Commerce and the N H M | 129 |
a Native 135 b European and Chinese | 144 |
Fall of Van den Bosch 1840 148 2 Fall of Baud 152 3 | 154 |
Reforms of Culture System Abolition of Monopolies 166 8 Economic | 170 |
Political Relations with the Outer Provinces | 176 |
d Urban Councils 287 e Rural Local Councils 288 9 Administrative | 295 |
ECONOMIC PROGRESS | 303 |
Railways Roads | 339 |
Notes | 345 |
State Banks State Pawnshops Cooperative Credit | 357 |
415 b Chinese 418 c Native the Native Press the Bureau for Popular | 415 |
References and Notes | 426 |
a Restriction of Output | 435 |
References and Notes | 445 |
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Istilah dan frasa umum
administration agricultural Amboyna appointed archipelago Bank Bantam Batavia Baud Borneo Bosch bouw British India Capellen capital capitalist cent Cheribon Chinese Civil Service coffee Colenbrander Colonial Minister Company compulsory concessions constitution Controleur coolies cotton Council crops cultivation Culture System Daendels demand Deventer Dutch rule East East Java economic encouraged English enquiry Europe European and Native expenditure export factories favour Government Governor-General growth headman Hoëvell Hogendorp imports increase industry interest irrigation Java Javanese labour land land-revenue less Liberal machinery Madurese Majapahit ment million monopoly Multatuli Muntinghe Nationalist Netherlands India officials organization Outer Provinces pikol plantations planters plural society political population principles private enterprise production profits progress Putte Raffles reforms regarded Regent Regulation Resident revenue rice schools social South Sumatra Spice Islands sugar Sumatra Surabaya taxation tion Total trade Van de Putte village Volksraad Vollenhoven welfare