Media, culture and politics in Indonesia

David T. Hill · Krishna Sen

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Introduces students to some of the most salient and fastest changing aspects of Indonesian culture. The book outlines a new analytical approach to contemporary Indonesian culture, analysing particular aspects such as language, the press, the performing arts, youth culture, audio-visual media, and regional cultural autonomy.

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