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I Issues . - 1n Urban Development · · Case Studies from Indonesia � edited by Peter J M Nas . . ISSUES IN URBAN DEVELOPMENT ISSUES IN URBAN DEVELOPMENT CASE STUDIES FROM INDONESIA edited by Peter 1M. Nas Research School CNWS Leiden, The Netherlands 1995 CNWS PUBLICATIONS VOL. 33 CNWS PUBLICATIONS is produced by the Research School CNWS, Leiden University, The Netherlands. Editorial board: R. T. J. Buve; M. Forrer; K. Jongeling; R. Kruk; G. J. M. van Loon; W. van der Molen; J. de Moor; F. E. Tjon Sie Fat (chief-editor); W. J. Vogelsang; W. van Zanten. All correspondence should be addressed to: Dr. F. E. Tjon Sie Fat, chief-editor CNWS Publications, c/o Research School CNWS, Leiden University, PO Box 9515, 2300 RA Leiden, The Netherlands. CIP-DATA, KONINKLIJKE BIBLIOTHEEK, DEN HAAG Issues Issues in urban development: case studies from Indonesia I ed. by Peter J.M. Nas. - Leiden: CNWS, School of Asian, African, and Amerindian Studies. - (CNWS Publications, ISSN 0925-3084; vol. 33) With ref. ISBN 90-73782-38-4 Subject headings: urban sociology; Indonesia Front cover design: Nelleke Oosten. The cover shows the Catur Muka, the main statue in Denpasar (Daerah Propinsi Bali 1973:2). Printing: Ridderprint, Ridderkerk Copyright 1995 Research School CNWS, Leiden University, The Netherlands C1:J Copyrigrhets ervSeudb.j etcott h ee xceptipornosv idfeodrb yl awn,o p arotf t hipsu blication mayb er eproduacnedd/ opru blisihnep dr inbty,p hotocopyoinnm gi,c rofoirli mn a nyo ther wayw ithotuhte w rittceonn seonftt hec opyright-hotlhdees ra(msea) p;p liteosw holoer partiaadla ptatiTohneps u.b lisrheetra itnhses olrei ghttoc ollefcrto mt hirpda rtifeesei sn respeocftc opyianngd /otra klee gaolro thearc tifoonrt hipsu rpose. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This volume is the outcome of a workshop on ''The Indonesian City Revisited" orga nized by the Research Association Urban Development in Developing Countries (WUOO) and hold in 1993 in Leiden under the auspices of the CNWS, the Leiden School for Asian, African and Amerindian Studies. I thank both these organizations for their support. I also most grateful to Dr. Freek Colombijn and the staff of am Excerpta Indonesica of the Royal Institute of Linguistics and Anthropology (KITL V) for the help rendered in compiling the bibliography which is included in this volume and especially to Mrs. Rosemary Robson and Dr. Willem Vogelsang for their kind advise on matters of translation and publication. The editor. CONTENTS Peter J.M. Nas Introduction 1 Luc Nagtegaal Urban pollution in Java, 1600-1850 9 Freek Colombijn The plague year: Copra-beetles and envi tal management in colonial ronmen P�g 31 Cor Passchier Medan: Urban development by planters and entrepreneurs, 1870-1940 47 Ronald Gill Jakarta's urban heritage: Restoration of the urban memory of Kota 65 Markri Bell en Cultural institutions in Batavia, 1900-1942 98 Nicole Niessen Indonesian municipalities under Japanese rules 115 Peter J.M. Nas Palembang: The Venice of the East 132 Jeroen Peeters Space, religion, and conflict: The urban ecology of Islamic institutions in Palembang 143 Peter J.M. Nas The image of Denpasar: About urban symbolism between tradition and tourism 164 Nico Schulte Nordholt New forms of infrastructural development policy in Indonesia: A critical look at public-private partnership 193 Fons Rietmeijer Urban housing production in an institutional development perspective 209 Wim Stolte From JABOTAB EK toPANTIJRA 228 Peter J.M. Nas Indonesian cities, 1985-1995: A bibliography 246
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