The Dutch in Java reveals how colonial rule shaped Java’s administration, from the highs of reform to the realities of daily service.
This study examines the organization, policies, and struggles of the Dutch government in Java, focusing on the provincial level and the people who ran it.
In clear, accessible prose, the book traces the evolution of the administration after 1815, including debates over land taxes, forced labor, and the management of coffee culture. It shows how officials were trained, appointed, and promoted, and why prominent reforms sometimes lagged behind central goals. The text also highlights tensions between central directives and local realities, including the widespread dissatisfaction among provincial officials and the debates over the future structure of governance."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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