Abstract
The publication of the first volumes of the 15-volume, deluxely produced 'Indonesian Heritage' encyclopaedia project was a cause for celebration in official and diplomatic circles in early 1998. 'Indonesian Heritage', though in English, published in Singapore, and incorporating writing and editing by numerous non-Indonesian scholars, might be characterized as the swan song of New Order Indonesia's scholarly discourse on what is Indonesia. Each vol ume is composed of some 50 to 60 double-page spreads written for the most part by individual authors, as well as concise general and topical introduc tions written by volume and section editors. Writing is scholarly but largely
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