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Suharto and His Generals

Autor David Jenkins
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 9 ian 2010
In writing this monograph I have been guided by two separate but interrelated goals. The first has been to provide an historical-descriptive record of the "challenge" posed to President Suharto within the Armed Forces of the Republic of Indonesia (ABRI) during the period 1975-82 and the debate that developed over ABRI's role in society. Although this debate sprawled across the whole canvas of military involvement in society, it can be said to have focused essentially on two key issues. The first, which was debated with considerable vigor during the period 1977-80, involved ABRI's relations with other social-political groups in society, and in particular the political parties. The center of this debate was the "contradiction" between ABRI's claim to be above all groups in society and the reality of its continuing support for Golkar, the political grouping which held a majority of the seats in the DPR (Parliament). Due largely to the intervention of the president, this debate was resolved in favor of the status quo and by 1980 it appeared unlikely that there would be any substantial changes during the remainder of the Suharto presidency.The second issue, which became of increasing importance after 1980, centered on the appointment of military officers to nonmilitary functions. There were in the mid-1970s more than 20,000 military men serving in a kekaryaan (nonmilitary, or "functional") capacity, as ministers, ambassadors, parliamentarians, senior executives in government corporations, bankers, senior civil servants, university rectors, provincial governors, subdistrict heads, and even village headmen. Answerable to the chief of staff for functional affairs (Kaskar), they acted as "reinforcing rods" to ensure that the bureaucracy was responsive to the commands of those at the top-a role that was not unlike that of the Communist Party in many Communist states. In the view of the critics, ABRI's heavy involvement in kekaryaan activities, although understandable in terms of recent Indonesian history, was excessive and needed to be scaled back. On this front, some government concessions seemed possible, if only because the armed forces were short of manpower. Even so, any cutback in the kekaryaan ABRI was likely to be both slow and from the bottom up, with the commanding heights of the system remaining firmly in the hands of the military leaders.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9786028397490
ISBN-10: 6028397490
Pagini: 332
Ilustrații: 1
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.49 kg
Ediția:Equinox
Editura: Equinox Publishing (Indonesia)

Notă biografică

David is the Principal of the Tri Helix Group, a niche consultancy practice that specialises in accelerating projects by facilitating meaningful and productive conversations to allow teams to make decisions and take action.David has developed a hands on approach to assisting managers unleash the full potential of their teams to deliver project outcomes. David's customised, innovative processes ensure total agreement, absolute alignment and complete engagement from the project team and stakeholders which in turn ensures successful project delivery.David has facilitated hundreds of workshops, for Australian and Global businesses with diverse organisations over multiple locations. This work includes:¿ Business improvement projects using methodologies such as Six Sigma and Change Management to increase performance ¿ Sustaining capital projects and Major growth projects where he helps to enhance the project life-cycle using best practice facilitation scenarios. David has published a number of books on leadership and project success and lectures an engineering masters program on stakeholder engagement.His work has included human resources, mine planning, operations, processing, rail infrastructure and maintenance improvement projects. He has also led a number of operational readiness studies at each stage of the project life-cycle. He has worked with Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton, Queensland Rail, BMA (BHPB Mitsubishi Alliance), X-Strata, Anglo America, CS Energy, Dalyrimple Bay Coal Terminal (DBCT), Ford Australia, Minera Escondida Ltd (Chile), Ok Tedi Mining Ltd (PNG), BHP Iron Ore, BHP Petroleum, BlueScope Steel, Alcoa Aust.For more information go to www.trihelix.com.au