Colonial education policy and practice in Indonesia : 1900-1942
Abstract
So far, no detailed study has been made - either in Dutch,
English, or Indonesian - of the history of education in Indonesia
in the crucial period 1900-1942. In this study an attempt will
he made to fill this gap. The only sizeable work in existence
is Brugmans1 ’Geschiedenis van het Onderwijs in Nederlandsch-
Indie1, published in 1937* In this work, the period under
discussion is treated in outline only. Brugmans, who was a
high colonial official and had been closely involved in some
of the major policy decisions concerning education in this
period, was obviously unable to disclose information which at
that time was still on the classified list. The other secondary
material is very limited, and consists mainly of journal articles
dealing with specific aspects or topics of colonial education
policy.
This study, however, is based in part on extensive research
in the Colonial Archives in the Hague and some hitherto unknown
material has been brought to light. In order to give English
speaking scholars some idea of the nature and the extent of the
archival material available, the narrative has been kept fairly
closely to the documents and a large number of excerpts
translated by the author from the original Dutch - a little
known language - have been included in the text.
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