Comprehensive portrait of the Dutch East Indies across Java, Sumatra, and beyond
This authoritative study blends geography, history, culture, and economics to illuminate the peoples, policies, and profits that shaped the Dutch Indies at the turn of the century. Rich in detail and grounded in extensive sources, it guides readers from village life to imperial administration, with a clear map of how land, labor, and resources intersect across a vast archipelago.
This edition surveys the islands’ climates, crops, forests, and mines; it traces native societies, languages, and customs; and it explains the roles of Europeans, administrators, and plantation life. It covers major centers, key districts, and the varied economies that linked distant ports to global markets. With maps, portraits, and case studies, the work offers a grounded look at life in a maritime empire and the lasting impact of colonial systems."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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