Part 1. The Historical Context: State and Capital to 1965 1. The Colonial Origins of Indonesian Capitalism 2. The Failure of Domestic Private Capital, 1949-1957 3. State Capital and Guided Democracy, 1958-1965Part 2. Capital and State Policy under the New Order 4. State and Capital under the New Order: Theoretical Considerations 5. The State, International Capital and Economic Nationalism, 1965-1975 6.

Economic Policy, Domestic and Foreign Capital, 1974/75-1981/82Part 3. The Nature of Domestic Capital 7. The State Corporate Sector and State Managers of Capital 8. The Military-Owned Business Groups 9. The Emergence of a Capitalist Class: Chinese-Owned Capital 10. Indigenous Separatists under the New OrderPart 4. New Directions 11. Oil Prices, the World Bank and Capital in the 1980s.