The Wheel of Fortune: The History of a Poor Community in Jakarta

Lea Jellinek

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Memories of Kebun Kacang: from market garden to shanty town The social mesh - human relationships in a neighbourhood community, 1971-1981 The transience of income-earning activities The penetration of government Demolition (1981) Aftermath (1981-1987) The wheel of fortune.

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