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Indonesia Commission : peace and progress in Papua : report of an independent commission sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations Center for Preventive Action / Dennis C. Blair, Chair ; David L. Phillips, Project Director.

Van Pelt Library DU744.5 .I52 2003
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Blair, Dennis C.
Phillips, David L. (David Lawrence), 1959-
Center for Preventive Action.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Conflict management.
Papua (Indonesia)--Politics and government--1963-.
Papua (Indonesia).
Papua (Indonesia)--Social conditions.
Separatist movements--Indonesia--Papua.
Separatist movements.
Indonesia--Papua.
Indonesia--Politics and government.
Indonesia.
Politics and government.
Social conflict--Indonesia--Papua.
Social conflict.
Political stability--Indonesia.
Political stability.
Conflict management--Indonesia.
Autonomy.
Physical Description:
vi, 124 pages : map, chart ; 22 cm
Other Title:
Peace and progress in Papua
Place of Publication:
New York, N.Y. : Council on Foreign Relations, [2003]
Summary:
The way to avoid conflict in the remote and impoverished, yet resource-rich, Indonesian province of Papua is to give it greater self-governance and a stake in the development of its vast natural wealth. Failure to prevent conflict in Papua would likely cause a spiral of deadly violence destabilizing Indonesia. These are the central conclusions of the Council's Indonesia Commission: Peace and Progress in Papua, chaired by Admiral Dennis C. Blair, former commander-in-chief of the United States Pacific Command, and including scholars, business and financial executives, former government officials, and leaders of nongovernmental organizations. The key to peace and progress in Papua, the Commission argues, is immediate implementation of the "Special Autonomy Law," which promises substantial portions of the province's wealth to Papuans. Initially enacted by the Indonesian authorities, it was never put into force. Power-sharing represents a win-win situation. Special Autonomy preserves Indonesia's territorial integrity while advancing the needs of Papuans. Among other concrete recommendations, the Commission also urges an active role for the international community via new mechanisms for donor and policy coordination.
Contents:
Table: Proposed Initiatives and Structures 16
International Stakeholders 30
Governance 42
The Economy 49
Security 61
Social Development 74
Justice and Reconciliation 84
Stakeholder Incentives and Actions 90
Appendix B Local Actors in Papua 104
Appendix C The Indonesian Government 112
Appendix D The Indonesian Security Sector 116.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
0876093284
OCLC:
52441663

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