East Timor is at last, and at terrible human cost, firmly on the road to independence. Exploring the significance of its passage to freedom-for its people, for Asia, and for the world-this multi-voiced volume offers a comprehensive overview of this newest nation's travails and triumphs in an international context.
East Timor is at last, and at terrible human cost, firmly on the road to independence. Exploring the significance of its passage to freedom-for its people, for Asia, and for the world-this multi-voiced volume offers a comprehensive overview of this newest nation's travails and triumphs in an international context.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Richard Tanter is professor of social sciences at Kyoto-Seika University. Mark Selden is professor of sociology at Binghamton University. Stephen R. Shalom is professor of political science at William Paterson University.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: East Timor, Indonesia, and the World Community Part I: East Timor: Resistance, Repression and the Road to Independence Chapter 1: The 500 Year Timorese Funu Chapter 2: A Long Journey of Resistance: The Origins and Struggle of CNRT Chapter 3: The Student Movement and the Independence Struggle in East Timor: An Interview Chapter 4: The Catholic Church and the Independence of East Timor Part II: Referendum and Independence Chapter 5: With UNAMET in East Timor-An Historian's Personal View Chapter 6: The Militia, the Military, and the People of Bobonaro Chapter 7: Taking the Risk, Paying the Price: East Timorese Vote in Ermera Chapter 8: Grassroots in the Field-Observing the East Timor Consultation Part III: East Timor, The United States, and the World Community Chapter 9: East Timor, the United States, and International Responsibility: "Green Light" for War Crimes Chapter 10: The East Timor Ordeal: International Law and Its Limits Chapter 11: United States Support for the Indonesian Military: Congressional Testimony Chapter 12: East Timor and Asian Security Part IV: East Timor and Indonesia Chapter 13: East Timor and the Crisis of the Indonesian Intelligence State Chapter 14: Big States and Little Independence Movements Part V: The Future of East Timor Chapter 15: The Transition of a Small War-Torn Economy into a New Nation: Economic Reconstruction of East Timor Chapter 16: East Timor Faces the Future
Introduction: East Timor, Indonesia, and the World Community Part I: East Timor: Resistance, Repression and the Road to Independence Chapter 1: The 500 Year Timorese Funu Chapter 2: A Long Journey of Resistance: The Origins and Struggle of CNRT Chapter 3: The Student Movement and the Independence Struggle in East Timor: An Interview Chapter 4: The Catholic Church and the Independence of East Timor Part II: Referendum and Independence Chapter 5: With UNAMET in East Timor-An Historian's Personal View Chapter 6: The Militia, the Military, and the People of Bobonaro Chapter 7: Taking the Risk, Paying the Price: East Timorese Vote in Ermera Chapter 8: Grassroots in the Field-Observing the East Timor Consultation Part III: East Timor, The United States, and the World Community Chapter 9: East Timor, the United States, and International Responsibility: "Green Light" for War Crimes Chapter 10: The East Timor Ordeal: International Law and Its Limits Chapter 11: United States Support for the Indonesian Military: Congressional Testimony Chapter 12: East Timor and Asian Security Part IV: East Timor and Indonesia Chapter 13: East Timor and the Crisis of the Indonesian Intelligence State Chapter 14: Big States and Little Independence Movements Part V: The Future of East Timor Chapter 15: The Transition of a Small War-Torn Economy into a New Nation: Economic Reconstruction of East Timor Chapter 16: East Timor Faces the Future
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