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Indonesia: a failed state

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Indonesia

In: The Washington Quarterly Summer 2002, pp.135-146 (108)Abstract: Indonesia has become a weak state but nor a failed one. The Indonesia elite should overcome its differences and forge a degree of unity to try to find solutions to the various crises besetting the country.

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Indonesia has become a weak state but nor a failed one. The Indonesia elite should overcome its differences and forge a degree of unity to try to find solutions to the various crises besetting the country.

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