Christian Chua works for Deutsche Bank, Germany, and lectures at the Humboldt University Berlin and the University of Frankfurt.

'The text addresses an important topic during a critical period of Indonesian history. Scholars of political economy will undoubtedly appreciate Chua's broad knowledge of business relations while scholars of ethnicity will enjoy his careful attention to the dilemmas of the Chinese-Indonesian community. On the whole, Chinese Big Business in Indonesia: The State of Captial is a good first book by a newly minted scholar of Indonesia.' - Jeremy Menchik, Journal of Contemporary Asia, Vol. 40, No. 2 (2010)‘Altogether it is an excellent piece of research on Indonesia.’ – Gerhard Kraft, ASEAS, 2010

• 1. Introduction: Capital and the State 2. Theoretical Framework: Power Configurations of State and Capital 3. Limited Capitalists: Chinese Big Business and the State Before 1998 4. Capital in Crisis: The Conglomerates and the End of the New Order 5. Capital’s Reaction: The Survival of the Conglomerates 6. Capital Unlimited: Towards a New Accommodation 7. Conclusion: The State of Capital

Christian Chua works for Deutsche Bank, Germany, and lectures at the Humboldt University Berlin and the University of Frankfurt.

'The text addresses an important topic during a critical period of Indonesian history. Scholars of political economy will undoubtedly appreciate Chua's broad knowledge of business relations while scholars of ethnicity will enjoy his careful attention to the dilemmas of the Chinese-Indonesian community. On the whole, Chinese Big Business in Indonesia: The State of Captial is a good first book by a newly minted scholar of Indonesia.' - Jeremy Menchik, Journal of Contemporary Asia, Vol. 40, No. 2 (2010)‘Altogether it is an excellent piece of research on Indonesia.’ – Gerhard Kraft, ASEAS, 2010

• 1. Introduction: Capital and the State 2. Theoretical Framework: Power Configurations of State and Capital 3. Limited Capitalists: Chinese Big Business and the State Before 1998 4. Capital in Crisis: The Conglomerates and the End of the New Order 5. Capital’s Reaction: The Survival of the Conglomerates 6. Capital Unlimited: Towards a New Accommodation 7. Conclusion: The State of Capital

Christian Chua works for Deutsche Bank, Germany, and lectures at the Humboldt University Berlin and the University of Frankfurt.

'The text addresses an important topic during a critical period of Indonesian history. Scholars of political economy will undoubtedly appreciate Chua's broad knowledge of business relations while scholars of ethnicity will enjoy his careful attention to the dilemmas of the Chinese-Indonesian community. On the whole, Chinese Big Business in Indonesia: The State of Captial is a good first book by a newly minted scholar of Indonesia.' - Jeremy Menchik, Journal of Contemporary Asia, Vol. 40, No. 2 (2010)‘Altogether it is an excellent piece of research on Indonesia.’ – Gerhard Kraft, ASEAS, 2010

• 1. Introduction: Capital and the State 2. Theoretical Framework: Power Configurations of State and Capital 3. Limited Capitalists: Chinese Big Business and the State Before 1998 4. Capital in Crisis: The Conglomerates and the End of the New Order 5. Capital’s Reaction: The Survival of the Conglomerates 6. Capital Unlimited: Towards a New Accommodation 7. Conclusion: The State of Capital