Jakarta: A HistoryOxford University Press, 1987 - 280 halaman This first general history of the magnificent city of Jakarta covers four centuries to show that Jakarta's existence has been a constant clash between dream and reality. It traces the rise of this city from its early origins as a company town, through the Japanese occupation to Sukarno's rule and the era of the New Order goverment, showing how political efforts to create the "jewel of the Indonesian archipelago" have recently torn apart the rich and complex web of ethnic immigrant groups. |
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Early Origins to 1800 | 3 |
Batavia in the Nineteenth Century | 48 |
The Colonial City under Challenge | 88 |
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administration Ali Sadikin amongst archipelago areas army Asia Asian Banten Baru Batavia becak Betawi buildings built canals capital cent centre Ciliwung city's colonial Company culture Dutch economic élite ethnic groups Eurasians Europeans in Batavia favour foreign Government growth Guided Democracy Haan houses Ibid immigrants independence Indies Indonesian Indonesian Chinese industry Jabotabek Jakarta Jalan Thamrin Japanese Jayakarta kampung kampung-dwellers Karya Jaya Kebayoran Kebayoran Baru Kota Kotapradja kroncong labour land large number leaders living Malay Mardijkers ment Menteng Merdeka modern Municipal Council Muslim nationalist Ngantung nineteenth century official Orang Betawi organization Oud Batavia parties Pasar pemuda Peranakan Chinese planning political poor population Portuguese private estates Punt Raya region Republic Republican Residency roads Sadikin Sarekat Islam schools Senen slaves society streets Suharto Sukarno Sundanese Surabaya Tangerang Tanjung Priok Tempo Tjalie Robinson town trade urban visitors Weltevreden West Java Western women Yogyakarta