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Article Excerpt
Legitimizing Military Rule: Indonesian Armed Forces Ideology, 1958-2000. By Salim Said (translated by Toenggoel P. Siagian). Jakarta: Pustaka Sinar Harapan, in cooperation with Southeast Asia Research Centre, Hong Kong, and Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang, 2006. Hardcover: 312pp.
Soeharto's Armed Forces: Problems of Civil Military Relations in Indonesia. By Salim Said (essays originally in Indonesian translated by Toenggoel P. Siagian.) Jakarta: Pustaka Sinar Harapan, 2006. Hardcover: 298pp.
Nearly ten years after President Soeharto's resignation, the legacies of military rule continue to haunt Indonesia. This is in part a reflection of how deeply the military penetrated almost all spheres of Indonesian society, but in part too a product of how poorly many civilians understand the institution over which they now seek to exercise supremacy. For this reason, the English translations of these two volumes by Salim...
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