Rethinking Indonesia: Postcolonial Theory, Authoritarianism and Identity
by S. Philpott
Rethinking Indonesia examines the relationship between postcolonial theory, authoritarianism, and identity. S. Philpott presents a focused study of Indonesia’s political and cultural complexities, making the book relevant to readers exploring the country’s history, political development, and place within postcolonial scholarship.
About This Book
Rethinking Indonesia explores the country through the interconnected themes of postcolonial theory, authoritarianism, and identity.
The book considers how these frameworks shape interpretations of Indonesia’s political and social experience.
It offers a focused academic perspective on the relationship between historical legacies, political authority, and questions of identity.
Written by S. Philpott, this title is suited to readers interested in Indonesia, postcolonial studies, and comparative politics.
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