A Short History of Indonesia: The Unlikely Nation?

Name: A Short History of Indonesia: The Unlikely Nation?
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Bol Charts the growth of Indonesia, a nation of more than 6,000 inhabited islands. This book focuses on Indonesia's development into a microcosm of a multi-ethnic modern world. It addresses the legacy of European-Asian trade, Dutch colonialism, and the emergence of what has become the largest Muslim population in the world. This succinct work of history charts the growth of Indonesia, a remarkable nation of more than 6,000 inhabited islands. With lucid originality, the text incorporates more than 2 million years of history with depth and brevity--particularly focusing on Indonesia's development into a microcosm of a multi-ethnic modern world. Many current concerns are perceptively addressed, such as the legacy of European-Asian trade, Dutch colonialism, and the emergence of what has become the largest Muslim population in the world.

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Charts the growth of Indonesia, a nation of more than 6,000 inhabited islands. This book focuses on Indonesia's development into a microcosm of a multi-ethnic modern world. It addresses the legacy of European-Asian trade, Dutch colonialism, and the emergence of what has become the largest Muslim population in the world. This succinct work of history charts the growth of Indonesia, a remarkable nation of more than 6,000 inhabited islands. With lucid originality, the text incorporates more than 2 million years of history with depth and brevity--particularly focusing on Indonesia's development into a microcosm of a multi-ethnic modern world. Many current concerns are perceptively addressed, such as the legacy of European-Asian trade, Dutch colonialism, and the emergence of what has become the largest Muslim population in the world.

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