Far Eastern Economic Review 1996 John McBeth - Abstracts

Far Eastern Economic Review 1996 John McBeth
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All in the family. (Indonesian President Suharto gives his son sweetheart car deal)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
And still champion. (Astra International is top-ranking Indonesian corporation in 1996)(Review 200)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
A question of confidence; investors seek more transparency to boost the economy.(Indonesia: Trade & Investment)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
A whole new Astra: but many wonder what the new owners are up to.Business, internationalJay Solomon, John McBeth
B-a-a-b-a-a batik. (new wool process developed for batik fabrics)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Back to the future. (problems facing Irianese tribes)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Bottleneck at Batam.(Batam Island, Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Burma road.(question of Burmese membership at Nov. 1996 Asean summit)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
But there's a catch.... (Indonesia's commercial fishing industry)(Indonesia: Trade & Investment)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Buying protection.Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Clearing the ranks.(implications of Lt Gen Soeyono's dismissal from military post in Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Coming together; new groupings point to widespread political unease. (Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Communication gap.(mobile phone services in Jakarta, Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Company under siege: mining firm Freeport Indonesia hits back at critics.(includes related article about kidnapping 14 environmentalists in Irian Jaya)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Deep background.(Atlantic Richfield Co gas find off Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Deficit worries.(Indonesian government taking measures to shrink current-account deficit)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Devious and deliberate: as they come under increasing international pressure to go easy on dissent, governments across the region are resorting to more indirect means to stifle opposition groups and social activists.(far east)Business, internationalGordon Fairclough, John McBeth, S. Jayasankaran, Suresh Unny
Edifice wrecks. (Jakarta Stock Exchange building needs maintenance)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Exercising sovereignty: Indonesia sends a message from Natuna.(Indonesian military exercises near Natuna gas fields)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Family planning: Suharto sons' rivalry drives national-car project.Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Far from over: democrats, leftists remain under political cloud. (Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Fowl play: Indonesian poultry firms gear up for a chicken boom.Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Ghosts of the past; is the army chasing communists or shadows? (Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Going once, going twice....(Agats, Irian Jaya)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Gone with the wind; businessman's escape exposes high life behind bars.(Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Helping hand: Israel aided Irian hostage-rescue team. (hostages held by Irian Jaya rebels in Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Hunting season. (Indonesian goverment seeks to stifle Megawati Sukarnoputri's democracy movement)(Column)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Ibu Tien's legacy; will Suharto seek re-election after his personal loss? (Wife of Indonesian President Suharto dies)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Living dangerously: HongKong Bank is mired in an Indonesian nightmare. (includes related article on polypropylene manufacturer Tri Polyta)Business, internationalHenny Sender, John McBeth
New drive to export.(Indonesia: Trade & Investment)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
No deal: Jakarta rebuffs Lisbon's initiative on Timor.Business, internationalMichael Vatikiotis, John McBeth
Now hear this: Irian Jaya rebels learn to play hardball. (Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
On the backburner. (Indonesia may delay plans for Natuna gas field)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
On the way up: the army's youngest general has come a long way. (Indonesian Brigadier General Prabowo Subianto)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Plane dealing: Jakarta drives tough bargain in F-16 deal. (Indonesia)(includes related article on Southeast Asian air forces' fighter purchases)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Plumbing the depths.(Grasberg mine, Irian Jaya, Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Political engineering. (Indonesian Democratic Party)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Power steering; Jakarta's national car angers auto makers - again.(Indonesia)Business, internationalEmily Thornton, John McBeth
Retailing holds the key.(Indonesia: Trade & Investment)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Seek, and ye shall find: Canadian firm finds a mother lode of gold in Indonesia.Business, internationalJohn McBeth
See you in court.(legal dispute over Indonesian national car project)Business, internationalNigel Holloway, Shada Islam, John McBeth, Sebastian Moffett
Slow boat to oblivion: foreign competition swamps Indonesian shipping.Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Social dynamite. (problems in economy leading to violent unrest in Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Soft approach: new calls for a fresh tack on East Timor. (Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Streets of fire. (riots and unrest in Indonesia)(Cover Story)Business, internationalMargot Cohen, John McBeth
Temperature rising; student protests make ruling party fret about support. (Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
The battle for Busang. (Bre-X Minerals fights to keep control of gold discovery in Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
The gloves are off: Sukarno's daughter fights for political survival.Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Try next door: in neighboring countries, vastly different New Years. (Indonesia, Malaysia)Business, internationalMurray Hiebert, John McBeth
Unifying force: Indonesian army's toughest mission may lie ahead.(Cover Story)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
Water of strife: Washington opposes proposed sea-lane rules. (Indonesia)Business, internationalJohn McBeth
What's yours is mine: Irianese riots signal tough times for prospectors.Business, internationalJohn McBeth
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