Contents

pp v-vii

List of Tables

pp viii-ix

List of Figures

pp x-x

List of Maps

pp xi-xii

Acknowledgements

pp xiii-xiv

List of Contributors

pp xv-xxii

Preface

pp xxiii-xxviii

INTRODUCTION: The Regional Governance Reform in Indonesia, 1999–2004

pp 1-56

PART ONE - MONITORING REPORTS & GENERAL ANALYSES

pp 57-58

1 - When the Burden is Shouldered Alone: Experiences in Autonomy at Regencies and Municipalities

pp 59-74

2 - Indonesia's Transition to Decentralized Governance: Evolution at the Local Level

pp 75-98

3 - Corruption and Decentralization

pp 99-113

4 - The Role and Function of the Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD): A Juridical Study

pp 114-144

5 - Regional Autonomy, Regulatory Reform, and the Business Climate

pp 145-149

6 - Decentralization, Regulatory Reform, and the Business Climate

pp 150-182

7 - Small Enterprises and Decentralization: Some Lessons from Java

pp 183-195

8 - Fiscal Decentralization and Its Impact on Regional Economic Development and Fiscal Sustainability

pp 196-221

9 - Origin and Development of the Urban Municipality in Indonesia

pp 222-242

PART TWO - ANTHROPOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF REGIONAL CASES

pp 243-244

10 - Regional Autonomy and the Issue of Land Rights: The Case of the PT CPM Mine in Central Sulawesi

pp 245-255

11 - Reshaping Tana Toraja: A Century of Decentralization and Power Politics in the Highlands of South Sulawesi

pp 256-292

12 - Recentralization and Decentralization in West Sumatra

pp 293-328

13 - Regional Autonomy and Its Discontents: The Case of Post-New Order Bali

pp 329-379

14 - Reflections on the Development of Intellectual Property Rights Legislation: An Account from Riau

pp 380-387

15 - Global Spread and Local Fractioning: Indigenous Knowledge and the Commoditization of Livelihood Resources in the Growth Triangle

pp 388-410

Index

pp 411-432

IIAS/ISEAS Series on Asia

pp 433-433