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There is more to Bali than beaches and traditional dances. Perched between the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia and the dry archipelago of eastern Indonesia, Bali has a diverse and prolific array of wildlife, including reptiles and amphibians. This beautifully presented, comprehensive guide has color photographs of every species, up-to-date information, keys to identification (in English and Bahasa Indonesia), and easy-to-use language throughout. It is designed for those with an interest in spectacular and elegant wildlife as much as those with a serious interest in herpetology.

A modern-day Raiders of the Lost Ark - the extraordinary story of the discovery of an entirely new species of human, as told by the Australian leader of the original archaeological team. Featuring an island where evolution ran amok in isolation from the rest of the world and an eerie myth that may well be grounded in truth - not to mention the reasons why other "hobbits" may well be undiscovered elsewhere in Indonesia. This remarkable book is an adventure story and a fascinating investigation.

A bilingual, full-color identification guide to the sharks and rays of Indonesia. This book is the result of a joint project between Indonesian and Australia and is an essential reference for all shark and ray scientists, fisheries officers, fishers, consumers and enthusiasts. It is user-friendly with a layout that contains information on identifying features, size, distribution, common names, habitat, biology and conservation status of about 140 species.

The Sacred Monkeys of Bali is a unique well-researched book about the long-tailed macaques of Bali and how the Balinese integrate these sacred monkeys into their worldview. The book extends beyond anthropology into conservation, ecology and tourism and is a wonderful illustration of how anthropologists can work with local people for the welfare of all.

The archipelago of Indo-Malaya, stretching from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, eastward to Timor, is the largest in the world (approx. 14,000 islands), and includes several political entities. Much of the land area and associated coastal water fall within the political boundaries of a single nation, Indonesia. This work is a comprehensive bibliography of the scientific papers, magazine and newspaper articles, books, book reviews, museum catalogues, bibliographies, chapters from books, and theses that contain references to any species of amphibians and reptiles in this region. Both terrestrial and aquatic taxa are included.

This book has been compiled from nearly 3,000 Indonesian, English and Dutch sources as well as from original research, interviews and personal experience. Nowhere else in the Indonesian archipelago is there a greater concentration of development projects, the densest population, excellent human resources and the interest of many of the most powerful decision makers, than on the island of Java. Bali, is one of the most important tourist destinations in the world and is enjoyed by both domestic and foreign visitors. So the ecology of both these islands are of paramount interest to many.

BUTTERFLIES OF BALI
By Victor Mason and Illustrations by PINK
Price: US$75.00
Hard Cover Edition in Special Presentation Box

This full colour book provides a rare portrayal of Bali's rich and varied butterfly population. Superbly illustrated and accompanied by concise, informative descriptions of more than 80 species, it combines personal anecdote with snippets of Bali's history and depictions of its natural phenomena. In addition, it provides an insight into the mysteries of the traditional naming system. Author Victor Mason is a renowned ornithologist and he has written many books about the island that has been his home for the past 35 years. Balinese artist Pink has worked with Victor Mason over an extended period to capture and record Bali's butterflies. Drawing from real life specimens in meticulous detail and rich colours, Pink has provided a vibrant record of these beautiful creatures, in their actual size, depicted in their natural habitat.

This historiographic study of K'tut Tantri compares her romantic and colorful autobiography, Revolt in Paradise, with other versions of her past, including those of her fellow Bali colonists and her revolutionary comrades, as well as her foes the Dutch, and various intelligence organisations. These alternatives accounts of her past question the image of K'tut Tantri as hero, portraying her instead as dishonest, unstable, egotistical and immoral. An examinations of the use of ideas of "truth" and "fiction" in understanding the past leads to broader consideration of the nature of history and its uses.

Mads Lange was a native Dane who at the age of 17 landed on the shores of Lombok in 1834. He forged an alliance with the then Balinese King of Karangasem who was at war with the Lombok ruler of Mataram and then moved to establish a residence and trading centre on Kuta Beach. He was a clever businessman and maintained good relationships with a wide range of social and business partners. He established various business interests including a trade in "kepeng" coins from China, arms, gold, rice, silk and opium. He was reportedly disliked by Dutch colonial officials for his "fraternization" with local elements but his skills as a negotiator were frequently called upon to smooth over difficult situations. One the eve of a return trip to Europe, Mads Lange died in somewhat uncertain circumstances in Bali on 13th May 1856. His largely forgotten grave, guarded by a stone dalmation, can be found on a side street - Jalan Tuan Lange, just off Bali's busy bypass to Kuta.

"This book, which draws on a huge body of archaeological and documentary research, provides a much needed overview of the history of the Malay Peninsula and insular South-East Asia from its earliest times up till the 16th century. It also provides an in-depth analysis of the international context of the political, economic and social evolution of these kingdoms and so provides a useful background to the modern history of the region. This is an excellent book for those with a keen interest in the ancient history of the first kingdoms of the Malay Peninsula and Indonesian Archipelago".

An exceptional account of Nyonya Meneer - an Indonesian company specialising in traditional herbal medicine and beauty care products, especially Jamu. Family Business is one of those rare books. For the first time, the inside story of one of Indonesia's largest traditional medicine companies is available in the English language. From the tales of the founder's struggles in raising a family and managing a company, to the passing of command to its second and third generations, Family Business is a real insider's account of how in business, everything is personal.

This book by Razif Bahari of the National Institute of Education at Nanyang Technological University, concentrates on the way Indonesia's most well-known novelist, Pramoedya Ananta Toer tackles some imposing questions about Indonesia. He concentrates on the novels of the Buru quartet, which assume a variety of positions on the issues of national identity, history and gender. He examines the way Pramoedya deals with perceptions of historical experience, the concept of a national and a close look at the Dutch Colonial rule and internal social Javanese feudalism.

Serat Centhini on which this volume is based, is one of Indonesia's oldest surviving manuscripts dating back to 1814. It is an encyclopaedic work written in the form of poetry and song by court scholars of the Surakarta royal palace. The original 12 volumes no longer exist and the reason behind their loss is a mystery, but th exact copies made in the late 1800's are housed in The Netherlands and in the royal libraries of Java. Serat Centhini encompasses art, music, dance, ceremonies, divination, magic, religion, spiritualism as well as practical matters concerning housing and health.

All the essays collected in this book are the results of the Multicultural Education Workshop held in 2003 at the University of Indonesia. Initiated by the Jurnal Anthropologi Indonesia, this workshop intended to throw light upon the multicultural aspects in education. Witnessing the dynamics of a country composed of societies with a wide range of cultural diversities, those who keep a close eye on Indonesia's social-cultural issues grasp the importance of the role played by education. Therefore, discussions about how the curriculum should be constructed, implemented and evaluated in order to be relevant to Indonesia's multicultural society are always of great value.

Maiden Voyages is a fascinating, unusual study of the centrality, impact and place of sea travel on the lives of women in Eastern Indonesia. It shows how women there travel constantly by sea, to move between islands, to urban centres and even overseas. In doing so, they negotiate and cross and re-make their social boundaries. This book shows how sea voyages recreate their identities. It is based on research of contemporary rural and semi-rural women in the East Nusa Tenggara province of Indonesia.

This book explores contemporary maritime piracy in Southeast Asia by exploring the depth and breadth of historical piracy as a causative factor. The threat to life and property posed by piracy is relatively low, but significant given the strategic nature of these waterways that link the Pacific and Indian Oceans. Piracy is emblematic of broader issues of weak state control in the region. Maritime piracy will never be completely eliminated, but with a progressive economic and political agenda aimed at changing the environment from which piracy is emerging, it could once again become the exception rather than the rule.

This is the most comprehensive study of East Timor since independence. It examines the major themes of Border Security, Development, Politics, Resource and Land Management, Education and Language policy. Covering the era from independence referendum of August 1999 to the political crisis of 2006 and future prospects and challenges. This book is an invaluable resource for understanding the challenges facing the first new nation of the 21st century.

The success or failure of democratic reform in Indonesia is a key question for Indonesia itself and for the surrounding region. Although Indonesia's transition to democracy holds out the promise of good governance, this cannot be taken for granted as the recent military take-over in Thailand shows. This book is about the challenge of making democracy work in Asia's third largest nation.

Since 2003, the subject of Islam and terrorism in Indonesia has become more important as people and governments continue to struggle to understand the nature and origins of militancy and how best to respond to it. This book attempts to shed some light on the questions such as : What is really happening in Indonesia? To what extent is Jemaah Islamiyah parochial and to what extent does it reflect wider regional networks tracing their origins to Al Qaeda? This collection contributes to a better understanding of Indonesia and of Islam and the relationship of both to regional and global stability.

This book investigates tourism as a form of globalization within the context of the island of Bali, which has been voted the world's top island destination for the third time running. In particular, the book analyses crisis management with regard to the Bali Bombings, the impact of the bombings on the tourism development cycle and investigates the motives of the bombers.

"This is the first comprehensive study of Bali in 15 years, and most importantly the first book since the Bali bombings to explain not only the impact of those bombings, but also the factors in Bali that led to them. This book provides unique insights into how Balinese perceive themselves in these contexts, and how they have reacted to those pressures". Professor Adrian Vickers, The University of Sydney.

"The book analyzes the systematic construction of the image of the Other, that is, non-Muslims, by two radical Islamic groups, Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia (HTI) and Majelis Mujahidin Indonesia (MMI). The author documents discourse patterns in the groups' publications and speeches stereotyping non-Muslims as hostile towards Islam and imagining Islam's imminent victory after an inevitable clash with all other civilizations. Although these groups do not engage in physical violence, the author categorizes their efforts to stereotype non-Muslims as 'symbolic violence'. Moreover, in the long run, their activities my be counterproductive because of the religious and ethnic pluralism of Indonesian society". Muhammad Iqbal Ahnaf is a lecturer and researcher at the Center for Religious and Cross-Cultural Studies at Gadjah Mada University and at Darul Ulum Islamic University, Lamongan, Indonesia.

This book examines the challenges faced by young Muslim women athletes from Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia in competitive sports. The book begins with a valuable socio-historical survey of the Malay world before, during and after colonization. The author focuses in on contemporary social dynamics, including the emergence of Muslim women competing at the international level. Through surveys and interviews she captures the athlete's experiences and perspectives as they compete, often under rules that conflict with Islamic practice.

This political biography reveals the turbulent life of E.F.E.Douwes Dekker, the son of a Dutch father and a German-Javanese mother and born in Java in 1879. He followed a career in journalism in Indonesia and this led him to the concept of racial equality and national independence. After the formation of the Partai Indonesia, a clampdown by the colonial government saw him exiled 1913. He returned at the conclusion of WW1 and by the time the Republic of Indonesia was proclaimed he emerged as a close friend and political advisor to President Soekarno.

In this book, ethnomusicologist Sarah Weiss, herself a gamelan musician who has directed ensembles in Australia and the USA over many years, examines for the first time the musical practices, concepts, stories, changing historical circumstances and myths that have shaped "female-style" gender playing into a uniquely significant mode of artistic practice.

This study of the musical synergy between the puppeteer and his female accompanist describes the ways in which shifting gender constructions have helped to shape and change Central Javanese music and theatre performance practice while throwing new light on the history of Javanese gender relations and culture.

JOURNEYS OF DESIRE
A Study of the Balinese text Malat
by Adrian Vickers
Price: US$49.00

From the late seventeenth century until the Dutch conquest of the early twentieth century Bali was ruled by a set of competing kingdoms. This study of the Balinese text Kidung Malat is the first work in Indonesian historical studies to analyse the main ideology of these Balinese kingdoms. It does so by demonstrating how the performance and presentation of the text presented an image of the ideal prince to both rulers and subjects.

The Kidung Malat exemplifies courtly ideology through its descriptions of the adventures of kinds and princes from the era of the medieval kingdoms of East Java. It is one of the longest and most complex of a set of narratives called Panji stories, which originated in East Java and spread throughout Southeast Asia. This book is also the first extensive historical analysis of the Panji story, combining textual analysis with the study of the gambuh dance-drama in which the Malat is performed, and comparing these forms with paintings and other manifestations of the text.

For more than a millennium, the poets of Java and Bali have celebrated their deities, their patrons and the cult of beauty and love through the writing of kakawin. The Parthayana, (The Journey of Partha) is a kakawin written in Bali in the early eighteenth century in honour of the Dewa Agung of Klungkung, Surawirya (d. 1736). It relates the physical and spiritual journey of the Pandawa hero, Arjuna, as he undertakes a period of exile lasting twelve years and describes his romantic adventures. This edition of the Parthayana, together with an English translation and commentary provides insights into the practice of kakawin composition in Bali and places it in the wider context of Balinese literature.

This study presents the text and first English translation of a Sumatran turi-turian or chanted epic called the tale of Datuk Tuongku Aji Malim Leman, the hero's name. This is a famous southern Batak story from the town of Sipirok. The version at issue, in the Angkola Batak language, was published as a folkloric but also rather novelistic printed paperback book for a popular southern Batak audience in 1941, at the end of Dutch colonial rule in the Indies. This study includes a lengthy anthropological interpretation of the 1941 text, seeing it as a work of both politics and art.

THE HOUSE OF OUR ANCESTORS
Precedence and Dualism in Highland Balinese Society
by Thomas Reuter
Price: US$55.00

The House of our Ancestors is a study of the Mountain Balinese or Bali Aga, an ethnic group with a distinct history and culture who are thought to be the indigenous people of Bali. In popular ideas of Balinese identity, the highland people feature as the conceptual counterpart to the royal houses established in the southern lowlands of the island. Hidden in the shadow of this courtly culture, the world of the highland Balinese as been largely ignored. This book explores their social organization and status economy from the perspective of an innovative theory of 'precedence'.

MEDIA, CULTURE AND POLITICS IN INDONESIA
by Krishna Sen and David T. Hill
Price: US$29.95

Media, Culture and Politics in Indonesia is about the institutions and policies that determine what Indonesians write, read, watch and hear. It covers the print media, broadcasts of radio and television, computers and the internet, videos, films and music. This book argues that the texts of the media can be understood in two broad ways: 1. as records of a "national" culture and political hegemony constructed by Suharto's New Order and 2. as contradictory, dissident, political and cultural aspirations that reflect the anxieties and preoccupations of Indonesian citizens.

PEACE IN ACEH : A Personal Account of the Helsinki Peace Process
by Damien Kingsbury
Price: US$19.95

Following nearly three decade of conflict and a series of failed ceasefire agreements, on 15th August 2005, the separatist Free Aceh Movement (GAM) and the Indonesian Government reached an historic peace agreement to end the fighting. The catalyst for the peace talks was the devastating tsunami of 26th December 2004 which left almost 170,000 dead or missing in Aceh and destroyed most of the populated lowlands. What eventuated was a "win-win" situation and a significant step in Indonesia's continuing process of reform. Peace in Aceh offers an insider's personal account of that peace process.

LANGUAGE AND POWER : Exploring Political Cultures in Indonesia
by Benedict R. O'G.Anderson
Price: US$29.95

Analysing a spectrum of examples from classical poetry to public monuments and cartoons, Anderson deepens our understanding of the interaction between modern and traditional notions of power, the mediation of power by language, and the development of national consciousness.

THE DECLINE OF CONSTITUTIONAL DEMOCRACY IN INDONESIA
by Herbert Feith
Price: US$29.95

An intensive study of Indonesian politics from the attainment of full Independence in December 1945 to the proclamation of martial law in March 1957 and President Soekarno's subsequent establishment of "Guided Democracy". This study is an attempt to discuss ways in which western political institutions are transformed when employed in non-western social settings and the obstacles to be overcome. This is a solid and scholarly account, but written in a way that is very accessible to the novice in the area of Indonesian politics.

AN INTRODUCTION TO INDONESIAN HISTORIOGRAPHY
Edited by Soedjatmoko and others
Price: US$29.95

A unique collection of essays from a variety of disciplines - such as economics, sociology, anthropology and international law. The problems of Indonesian historiography are presented not only from these differing social sciences by also from those of historians who differ in their approaches and interpretations. Included are some of Indonesia's leading scholars : Buchari, Hoesein Djajadiningrat, J. Noordyn, R.Soekmono, Tjan Tjoe Som, and John Bastin.

JAVA IN A TIME OF REVOLUTION : Occupation and Resistance 1944-1946
by Ben Anderson
Price: US$29.95

A detailed analysis of the Indonesian revolution of 1945. With a background of Javanese culture and the Japanese occupation Professor Anderson explores the origins of the revolutionary youth groups, the military, and the political parties to challenge conventional interpretations of revolutionary movements in Asia. Professor Anderson emphasizes that the critical role in the outbreak was played not by the dissatisfied intellectuals or by an oppressed working class, but by the youth of Indonesia. This is an in-depth study of the independence crisis in Indonesia.

BEING MODERN IN BALI : Image and Change
by Adrian Vickers (editor)
Price: US$20.00

A collection of eight essays organised around the theme of perceptions of modernity and tradition in Bali ranging from the nineteenth century to the present day. "The introductory essay by Adrian Vickers discusses 'being modern' in Bali and elsewhere in Indonesia. Raechelle Rubinstein uses a nineteenth-century poem to examine the complex links between royal patrons, Dutch missionary linguists, and writers keen to describe new developments using old literary forms". Also included are topical essays by Tilman Seebass, I Gusti Ngurah Bagus, Michel Picard, Fredrik E. DeBoer, Linda H. Connor, I Gusti Made Sutjaja.

A HISTORY OF MODERN INDONESIA
By Adrian Vickers
Price: US$26.95

Adrian Vickers takes guidance from the wonderful writings of Indonesia's most well-known authors, Pramoedya Ananta Toer (1925-2006) as well as many other works of literature, art and history. A very comprehensively researched book that spans Indonesia's turbulent modern history from the colonial period, independence movement, the Sukarno period and on to the New Order of Suharto. It covers the political fallout of 1998 and the turmoil after the bombings of 2002.

SUHARTO: A Political Biography
by R. E. Elson
Price: US$26.95

A comprehensive look at Indonesia's long serving president, Suharto. Suharto rose to power from very humble beginnings and came to represent the face of "modern" Indonesia. Professor Elson is a leading historian and has researched volumes of material on this most extraordinary rise to absolute power over a very volatile country. The New Order established by Suharto may have officially ended in 1998 but its effects will be felt for many more years to come.

BALI EYE ON INDONESIA: An Intimate look at Indonesia's 'Isle of the Gods' and it's outreach
to other special places.
Edited By: Leonard Lueras
Price: US$35.00

Bali Eye on Indonesia focuses on the island of Bali's humanitarian outreach to other Indonesian provinces. Proceeds from this book go to Yayasan Kemanusiaan Indonesia - the Indonesian Humanitarian Foundation, a charitable organisation helping the sick and poor throughout Indonesia. One of the foundation's major projects is the operation of a community eye hospital and mobile clinics in Bali with outreach centres in South Kalimantan and Irian Jaya to provide surgery for cataracts and glaucoma - at no cost to needy patients. By purchasing this book you are assisting in providing these services.

MYSTICISM IN JAVA: IDEOLOGY IN INDONESIA
By Niels Mulder
Price: US$10

To understand the culture and politics of Java, Indonesia, it is paramount that one studies the mysticism of the island. This book, Mysticism in Java, will give you an insight into what lies behind the power plays in Indonesian political, cultural and business arenas.

COVARRUBIAS IN BALI
by Adriana Williams and Yu-Chee Chong
Price: US$55.00

Mexican artist Miguel Covarrubias (1904-1957), is well known for his thorough look at Bali during 1937 through his book, Island of Bali. This beautiful new volume reproduces for the first time Covarrubias' Balinese work, much of which has been hidden from public view since the 1930s. The book is divided into four sections. The first section looks at Covarrubias's two visits to Bali in the 1930s. The second section addresses the changes in his style during his Bali period. Covarrubias' most important gouaches, oil and watercolour paintings from 1930 to 1936 are exhibited in the third section. The book closes with a chronology of his life, a selection of his wife Rose's Bali photos and some of his field notes. A truly beautiful book for those interested in Covarrubias himself and for the avid art enthusiasts.

DREAMSEEKERS Indonesian Women as Domestic Workers in Asia
by Dewi Anggraeni
Price: US$15.00

In Dreamseekers: Indonesian Women as Domestic Workers in Asia, veteran journalist Dewi Anggraeni, in conjunction with the International Labour Organization, uncovers the hidden world of domestic helpers from all points of view: the employers, the agents, the governments, the NGOs, and most importantly the workers themselves. This first-hand account of the struggles and successes is described in vivid detail, and Dreamseekers is a must-read by anyone interested in the plight of these remarkable women.

BUTTERFLIES OF BALI
By Victor Mason and Illustrations by PINK
Price: US$75.00
Hard Cover Edition in Special Presentation Box

This full colour book provides a rare portrayal of Bali's rich and varied butterfly population. Superbly illustrated and accompanied by concise, informative descriptions of more than 80 species, it combines personal anecdote with snippets of Bali's history and depictions of its natural phenomena. In addition, it provides an insight into the mysteries of the traditional naming system. Author Victor Mason is a renowned ornithologist and he has written many books about the island that has been his home for the past 35 years. Balinese artist Pink has worked with Victor Mason over an extended period to capture and record Bali's butterflies. Drawing from real life specimens in meticulous detail and rich colours, Pink has provided a vibrant record of these beautiful creatures, in their actual size, depicted in their natural habitat.

SEX,POWER & NATION: An Anthology of Writings, 1979-2003
by Julia Suryakusuma
Price: US$12.00

An anthology of 20 stimulating essays by political and social analyst Julia Suryakusuma. Often described as one of Indonesia's leading public intellectuals, she offers here an innovative interpretation of Indonesia's life, structure and recent history. Included is an insight into the official and often manipulative use of established women's organizations.

BALI CHRONICLES
A Lively Account of the Island's History from Early Times to the 1970's
by Willard A. Hanna
Introduction by Adrian Vickers
Price: US$16.00

An historical account of the journey from "the Paradise island of the Pacific" to "Cultural Tourism". Bali faced the choice between economic decay or the cultural decadence of cultural tourism. With the changing economic scene, the changing political scene and the arrival of European visitors in the 1920's and 1930's who soon relayed to all the beauty and charm of this idyllic island, all of which made a huge impact on the "real" and "unspoiled" Bali. A fascinating look at this transitional period in Balinese history.

SHOPSMART BALI & LOMBOK
by Andrew Charles, Bill Dalton, Susi Johnston, Rachel Lovelock, Jane Marsden, Kate Park & Kristi Ross
Price: US$30.99

SHOPSMART BALI & LOMBOK is the only objective guidebook written specifically with the shopper in mind. Indispensible local lore on the hot spots - and sales - is complemented by detailed maps and reviews on retail and wholesale outlets. Bargaining, buyer pitfalls, cultural insights and apres-retail details are explained by expert writers who have lived in Bali for up to 25 years. Shopsmart Bali & Lombok commits 10% of its profits to local charities and uses environmentally friendly paper.

THE NATURAL GUIDE TO BALI
Edited by Anne Gouyon
Price: US$24.95

Experience and explore the Island of the Gods – naturally. Let The Natural Guide to Bali lead you from the busy beaches and tourist traps to exquisite rice paddies and pristine seashores. Discover the best of Bali's diving, surfing, sailing, hiking and bird watching. Meet the people of Bali at work and play in their own villages. Learn the secrets of Balinese dancing, gong playing, painting and cooking. Featuring a unique eco-rating system leading you to great hotels, restaurants, dive centres, trekking guides and craft shops doing their best to preserve Bali's nature and culture and benefit its vibrant communities.

INDONESIA TRAVEL MAP
Price: US$8.95

This is a fully updated edition and is an excellent map of the Indonesian archipelago. Easy to use and quite compact. A very useful map for your travels around Indonesia.

BALI STREET ATLAS
1st Edition
Price: US$16.95

With the constant rise of tourism in Bali there has been a great demand for a comprehensive Bali Street Atlas. This atlas is suitable for both tourists
and residents of Bali with 66 full colour maps and a convenient index of places and street names. It is a quarto size allowing for easy travel and storage and is on a simple grid system.

BALI TRAVEL MAP
2005/2006 Edition
Price: US$8.95

The Bali Travel Map is a fully updated edition. It is easy to read and ideal for the traveler to this picturesque island.

BALI PATHFINDER MAP
Price: US$5.95

A very interesting and colourful map of Bali. This is an ideal map for walking around the gorgeous village of Ubud and the other major villages and towns of Bali.

UBUD SURROUNDINGS MAP
Price: US$5.95

Ubud Surroundings map is an extremely useful one with lots of colour and detail to outline the best routes to take whether walking or driving around Ubud. It highlights many of the important attractions in and around Ubud including museums, galleries, accommodations and other places of interests.