Punitive Colonialism: The Dutch and the Indonesian National Integration
Punitive Colonialism: The Dutch and the Indonesian National Integration
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惩罚性殖民主义：荷兰和印度尼西亚的民族融合
DOI：
10.1017/s0022463400018580
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发表时间：
1971
影响因子：
0.6
通讯作者：
M. Nawawi
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文献类型：
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作者：
M. Nawawi
人们普遍认为，殖民地经验尤其影响了前殖民国家的政治发展，殖民主义通常被认为是许多国家中最重要的，即使不是唯一的基础时间，关于政治发展的文献仍然缺乏对殖民统治对这些前色的影响的批判性评估。印度尼西亚的政治融合尚未明确进行，尽管印度尼西亚的文献并不缺乏印度尼西亚民族主义者和辩护律师的“统治者中断”的法官。
It is widely acknowledged that colonial experience has greatly affected the political development of ex-colonial countries. In particular, colonialism has often been regarded as the most important, if not the sole, basis of national integration in many of these countries. At the same time, the literature on political development still lacks a critical evaluation of the impact of colonial rule on these ex-colonies. The following essay is an initial assessment of the contribution of Dutch colonialism to the national political integration of Indonesia. Such an evaluation has not been explicitly made, even though the literature on Indonesia does not lack sweeping judgments by both Indonesian nationalists and the apologists for the Dutch “mission interrupted”.