Who's Who in Yudhoyono's Indonesia

(Revised & Expanded Edition 2006)

UNDERSTAND THE LAY OF THE LAND

With over 40 new profiles, our expanded 2006 edition provides concise portraits of all the key movers and shakers in the government so that busy executives can understand their stances on issues important to business and the economy.

On top of the complete cabinet team and figures in parliament and political parties, we profile influential but less understood figures from the Bureaucracy, Military, Islam, and new bodies aimed at improving the rule of law such as the Anti-Corruption Task Force and Judicial Commission.

WHAT'S INSIDE

•  OVER 100 REVISED PROFILES OF KEY YUDHOYONO-ERA PLAYERS:

•      PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT
•      ALL MINISTERS
•      CHAIRMAN OF INVESTMENT BOARD (BKPM)
•      KEY DIRECTOR GENERALS
•      HEADS OF INSTITUTIONS
•      PARTY LEADERS
•      PARLIAMENTARY FACTION HEADS
•      PARLIAMENTARY COMMISSIONS CHAIRS
•      CIVIL SOCIETY FIGURES
•      GOVERNANCE REFORMERS

• REVIEW OF POLITICAL PARTIES AND STATE INSTITUTIONS
• POLITICAL OUTLOOK

THE AUTHORS OF THE REPORT           

REFORMASI INFORMATION SERVICE (RIS) is an independent firm providing analysis on Indonesian politics and policy-making. The chief product is the Reformasi Weekly Review a 10-14 page report delivered Fridays via email, summarizing the week's events and analyzing their significance for organizations operating in Indonesia.

The principal, Kevin O'Rourke, has worked in Jakarta for 11 years in political-risk consulting, strategic communications and finance. A graduate in government from Harvard University, he authored the book "Reformasi: The Struggle for Power in Post-Soeharto Indonesia" (Allen & Unwin, 2002).

Peter Milne, RIS Project Partner, is a former writer of the Van Zorge Report and frequent commentator on current events. He earned a Master's Degree in International Relations and Politics from the UK's Sussex University, and has nine years working experience in Indonesia.

CASTLEASIA, for over two decades, has specialized in market entry strategies, new venture formation, economic and political analysis and public policy advocacy, in association with PT Jasa Cita. Based in Jakarta, the firm has a staff of experienced expatriate and local consultants and belongs to a network of associate firms in fourteen Asia-Pacific countries.

The founder, James Castle, has authored "Who's Who in Indonesia Politics" (1999), "Toward the New Indonesia" (2002), and numerous articles and syndicated reports on Indonesian politics and business. During his 30 years of work experience in Indonesia, he has assisted in the establishment of many foreign investment projects and acted as a consultant to many of the world's largest corporation and international agencies.

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