012004

Regional Office AsiaJakarta Indonesia

INDONESIANACQUISITIONSLISTDAFTAR PENGADAANBAHAN INDONESIA

No. 1 March 2004

listing items acquired from December 2003 to February 2004

CONTENTS

Indonesian Acquisitions List.......................................................................................3Indonesian Acquisitions Program...............................................................................3Arrangement and content of entries............................................................................3Use of the Library’s Indonesian collection..................................................................4Enquiries.....................................................................................................................4 New Serial Titles.........................................................................................................5 New Monographs.......................................................................................................9Agriculture..................................................................................................................9Anthropology..............................................................................................................9Arts.............................................................................................................................9Business....................................................................................................................11Communications.......................................................................................................11Culture......................................................................................................................12Demography.............................................................................................................13Ecology.....................................................................................................................13Economics................................................................................................................14Education..................................................................................................................16Finance......................................................................................................................17Geography................................................................................................................18Health.......................................................................................................................19History......................................................................................................................19Industries..................................................................................................................22Labour Economics....................................................................................................23Language and Languages.........................................................................................23Law...........................................................................................................................23Library Science.........................................................................................................25Literature..................................................................................................................25Medicine...................................................................................................................31Philosophy................................................................................................................32Political Science........................................................................................................32Reference Books.......................................................................................................40Religion.....................................................................................................................41Science......................................................................................................................47Sociology..................................................................................................................47Sports........................................................................................................................50Statistics....................................................................................................................50Technology...............................................................................................................50Tourism.....................................................................................................................51APPENDIX..............................................................................................................522

INTRODUCTION

Indonesian Acquisitions List

The

Indonesian Acquisitions List (IAL)

details new books and serials published inIndonesia which have been recently acquired by the National Library of Australiathrough its Regional Office in Jakarta, Indonesia.The

IAL

was produced quarterly in hard copy until September 2001. It has also beenaccessible on the Web since 1996. There was a break in production from September 2001 to December 2002. The quarterly

IAL

resumed on the Web only in March 2003.

Indonesian Acquisitions Program

The Indonesian Acquisitions Program was established by the National Library of Australia in 1971 with the aim of acquiring a broad range of government and non-government publications for the National Library and a number of participatinguniversity libraries. The export book trade in Indonesia has not yet developedsufficiently to support extensive dealings with overseas customers, and an in-country presence is necessary to obtain the full range of titles currently sought by Australianusers. Research level materials are sought in most subject areas and from all regions of Indonesia. This includes monographs, serials newspapers and maps, all of which areregularly air freighted to Australia. The libraries currently participating in theIndonesian Acquisitions Program are:

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Australian Defence Force Academy, A.C.T.

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Australian National University, A.C.T.

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The British Library

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Flinders University of South Australia

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Monash University, Victoria

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Murdoch University, Western Australia

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National Library of Australia

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National Library Board, Singapore

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School of Oriental and African Studies Library, University of London

Arrangement and content of entries

Each issue of the

IAL

details all items included in the most recent consignmentsdespatched from the Regional Office. New serial titles acquired for the National Library’s collections during the period arelisted alphabetically in the first section. Monographs acquired for both the NationalLibrary and participants form the second section, with entries arranged within broadsubject classes. The appendix lists the serial and newspaper titles which are despatchedto the National Library in Canberra twice weekly, so that the most recent issues areavailable for use in the Library’s reading rooms promptly. There is no index to the

Indonesian Acquisitions List.

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