State and Illegality in Indonesia.

Intro -- THE STATE AND ILLEGALITY IN INDONESIA -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- About the authors -- EDWARD ASPINALL AND GERRY VAN KLINKEN -- The state and illegality in Indonesia -- Theoretical and historical perspectives -- ROBERT CRIBB -- A system of exemptions Historicizing state illegality in Indonesia -- ROSS H. McLEOD -- Institutionalized public sector corruption A legacy of the Suharto franchise -- HOWARD DICK AND JEREMY MULHOLLAND -- The state as marketplace Slush funds and intra-elite rivalry -- Cases and sectors -- JOHN F. McCARTHY -- The limits of legality State, governance and resource control in Indonesia -- MICHELE FORD AND LENORE LYONS -- Travelling the aspal route Grey labour migration through an Indonesian border town -- MARCUS MIETZNER -- Funding pilkada Illegal campaign financing in Indonesia's local elections -- GERRY VAN KLINKEN AND EDWARD ASPINALL -- Building relations Corruption, competition and cooperation in the construction industry -- J. DANANG WIDOYOKO -- The education sector The fragmentation and adaptability of corruption -- SIMON BUTT AND TIM LINDSEY -- Judicial mafia The courts and state illegality in Indonesia -- Illegality and insecurity -- GERBEN NOOTEBOOM -- Out of wedlock Migrant-police partnerships in East Kalimantan -- IAN WILSON -- Reconfiguring rackets Racket regimes, protection and the state inpost-New Order Jakarta -- JUN HONNA -- Orchestrating transnational crime Security sector politics as a Trojan horse for anti-reformists -- Abbreviations -- Glossary -- Bibliography -- Index.

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