Leslie Palmier
Biographic Data
| ID | 710589 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Leslie Palmier |
| GIVEN NAMES | Leslie |
| FAMILY NAME | Palmier |
| SIGNATURE | PALMIER L |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1964 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Indonesia: "Corruption, ethnicity and the "pax Americana
Corruption and probity
Leviathans in South East Asia
L'A. porte son attention sur l'organisation politique de l'Indonesie, de Singapour et de la Thailande. Il estime que les regimes politiques mis en place dans ces trois pays peuvent etre assimiles a des «leviathans», c'est-a-dire a des Etats autocratiques. Il evoque la situation politique dans ces regions depuis leur acces a l'independance apres la Deuxieme Guerre mondiale
The lost Malayan World
Corruption in the west Pacific
Indonesia's rejection of tradition
Mass Media Exposure of Indonesian Graduate Officials
Though the Indonesian military regime permits a very wide range of private newspapers, magazines, and radio stations (television is a state monopoly), it maintains a close punitive control over them, as demonstrated by the closure in October 1986 of the Jakarta afternoon newspaper SIkoji Mcutapan.(At the time of writing, January 1987, permission had been given for its reappearance, under different managers and under an altered name of Suxvia Pmba…
Understanding Indonesia
Indonesia's Elite. Political Culture and Cultural Politics
Principles of Social Structure: Southeast Asia
Politics and Modernization in South and Southeast Asia
The “new order” in Indonesia: From confrontation to stability
Communists in Indonesia. Power Pursued in Vain
An actor-manager in politics: Sukarno of Indonesia
Bases of Conflict in Rural Java
The 30 September Movement in Indonesia
When 1 October 1965 dawned on Djakarta, the Sukarno régime appeared to have been bloodily consolidated. By evening its foundation had been undermined. The subsequent collapse took the lives of hundreds of thousands, destroyed the Communist Party, and ended hostilities against Malaysia. For the first time in many years it seemed that the prosperity of the people might be put before the 'progressive' posturing of politicians. The events of the day …
Suharto's Indonesia
Five Journeys From Jakarta
Person, Time, and Conduct in Bali: An Essay in Cultural Analysis
Indonesia
The Indian Middle Classes
Indonesia
Social Changes in Jogjakarta
The 30 September Movement in Indonesia
When 1 October 1965 dawned on Djakarta, the Sukarno régime appeared to have been bloodily consolidated. By evening its foundation had been undermined. The subsequent collapse took the lives of hundreds of thousands, destroyed the Communist Party, and ended hostilities against Malaysia. For the first time in many years it seemed that the prosperity of the people might be put before the 'progressive' posturing of politicians. The events of the day …
Indonesia: "Corruption, ethnicity and the "pax Americana
Corruption in the west Pacific
Social Changes in Jogjakarta
The Indian Middle Classes
Indonesia
Indonesia
Five Journeys From Jakarta
Person, Time, and Conduct in Bali: An Essay in Cultural Analysis
Suharto's Indonesia
The 30 September Movement in Indonesia
When 1 October 1965 dawned on Djakarta, the Sukarno régime appeared to have been bloodily consolidated. By evening its foundation had been undermined. The subsequent collapse took the lives of hundreds of thousands, destroyed the Communist Party, and ended hostilities against Malaysia. For the first time in many years it seemed that the prosperity of the people might be put before the 'progressive' posturing of politicians. The events of the day …
Bases of Conflict in Rural Java
An actor-manager in politics: Sukarno of Indonesia
Communists in Indonesia. Power Pursued in Vain
The “new order” in Indonesia: From confrontation to stability
Politics and Modernization in South and Southeast Asia
Indonesia's Elite. Political Culture and Cultural Politics
Principles of Social Structure: Southeast Asia
Understanding Indonesia
Mass Media Exposure of Indonesian Graduate Officials
Though the Indonesian military regime permits a very wide range of private newspapers, magazines, and radio stations (television is a state monopoly), it maintains a close punitive control over them, as demonstrated by the closure in October 1986 of the Jakarta afternoon newspaper SIkoji Mcutapan.(At the time of writing, January 1987, permission had been given for its reappearance, under different managers and under an altered name of Suxvia Pmba…
Corruption in the west Pacific
Indonesia's rejection of tradition
The lost Malayan World
Leviathans in South East Asia
L'A. porte son attention sur l'organisation politique de l'Indonesie, de Singapour et de la Thailande. Il estime que les regimes politiques mis en place dans ces trois pays peuvent etre assimiles a des «leviathans», c'est-a-dire a des Etats autocratiques. Il evoque la situation politique dans ces regions depuis leur acces a l'independance apres la Deuxieme Guerre mondiale
Corruption and probity
Indonesia: "Corruption, ethnicity and the "pax Americana
Political science (19 works) · Asian Studies and History (17 works) · History (8 works) · Geography (7 works) · Ancient history (6 works) · Law (6 works) · History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works)