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ITU DIA This Is It, PAPUA Recovering the Identity ITU DIA This is it, PAPUA Recovering the Identity Don Augusthinus Lamaech Flassy Papua Institute for Science and Technology/LIPTEK-Papua KSP Books http://books.ksplibrary.org http://www.ksplibrary.org ITU DIA This is it, PAPUA Recovering the Identity Don Augusthinus Lamaech Flassy KSP Books http://books.ksplibrary.org http://www.ksplibrary.org ISBN: 978-605-7736-62-8 (e-Book) KSP Books 2019 ITU DIA – This is it, PAPUA: Recovering the Identity Authors: Don Augusthinus Lamaech Flassy Papua Institute for Science and Technology/LIPTEK-Papua © KSP Books 2019 Open Access This book is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 4.0 IGO (CC BY-NC 4.0 IGO) License which permits any noncommercial use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided ADB and the original author(s) and source are credited. 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The use of general descriptive names, registered names, trademarks, service marks, etc. in this publication does not imply, even in the absence of a specific statement, that such names are exempt from the relevant protective laws and regulations and therefore free for general use. While the advice and information in this book are believed to be true and accurate at the date of publication, neither the authors nor the editors nor the publisher can accept any legal responsibility for any errors or omissions that may be made. The publisher makes no warranty, express or implied, with respect to the material contained herein. This article licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial license (4.0) http://books.ksplibrary.org http://www.ksplibrary.org Dedication Tribute to Dag Hammarskjöld, Gus Dur, Theys Hio Eluay and those who think clearly on Papua Preface Syukur Bagi-Mu, Tuhan, Kau brikan Tanah-ku Bri aku rajin juga, sampaikan maksud-Mu....! Thank You Oh Lord, You gave me My Land Bring me diligent, telling your will…! ith the presence of this book entitled "ITU DIA1 - This is it, PAPUA" Restoring the Self, then, I, as the author should raise praise and gratitude to the God of Mercy W and Graceful, who has bestowed wisdom and reason so that it can be realized and can reach the hands of dear readers. For that, please allow for this joy the author would like to share by expressing gratitude to various parties who have contributed to the author, so that this book can be realized. This book was taken from the Dissertation of the author at the Post-Graduate Doctoral Program at Cenderawasih University (Uncen) of which the author maintained on September 27, 2017 with the title: Peta Jalan Balik Bangsa Papua di Negeri Papua 1 ITU DIA – This is it -"Papua", a disclosure of identity, refers to the Old Testament, Numbers Article 24, regard to Baliem’s prophecy and blessings on Israel lined up with prophecy and blessing of IS Kijne on the Papuans applied to "Itu Dia" (Language Book of Civilization, Psalms and Spiritual Songbooks, Seruling Mas (Folk Songbook), and the dream on Kota Emas (Golden City)); He uttered: "On top of this rock, I put the Papuan civilization. Even though people have high intelligence, reason and wisdom, will not lead this nation, this nation will rise up in its own right." Aitumeri-Miei, October 26, 1926. Bahagian Barat: ‚Sebuah Keputusan Damai Pemulihan Jati Diri‛ (The Roadmap to the Revival of the Papuan Nation in West Papua: "A Peaceful Decision on the Restoration of the Self"). If according to UNCEN's Dissertation Guidelines are 5 Chapters, then this Book is presented in 4 Parts and 6 Chapters according to the original idea. Because the passing of this scientific study fulfils various criteria, it is fitting that on this occasion, the author would like to thank Prof. Dr. Dra. Onnie M. Lumintang, M.Hum. as promoter, Dr. Drs. Enos H. Rumansara, M.Si. and Dr. Bernarda Meteray, as co-promoters, and before also Prof. Dr. Drs. Dirck Veplun, M.Si, as the initial supervisor. Also the Examiners in this matter since the initial work in the form of a Proposal to become the final work. The dissertation for that needs to be called from the Uncen: Dr. Nomensen St. Mambraku, Dr. Drs. Agus E. Dumatubun, M.Si, Drs Johsz R. Mansoben, MA, PhD., Dr. Hendrik H.J. Krisifu, MA., Dr. Drs. Beatus Tambaip, M.Si., where also Prof. Dr. Richard Chauvel from University of Melbourne-Australia and Dr. Rupert Stasch from University of Cambridge-UK. They have been willing to spend time, energy and mind in reading and testing and writing for the feasibility of this dissertation so that now and then, it is worth continuing to develop, among others, starting from this book. Besides that, the author also thanked Prof. Dr. Sri Heddy Ahimsa Putra from the Faculty of Culture, Gadjah Mada University Yogyakarta who has been willing to give time and energy to read the draft dissertation proposal, and then give time to the author to discuss the writing of the dissertation. Also for distance guidance which is dealing by Reni Suwarso, Ph.D from CEPP Faculty of Social and Political Sciences University of Indonesia. In the meantime, thank also addressed to Dr. Marlina Flassy, S. Sos M, Hum who gave the initial example that directed the author to the stages of writing. The infinite award the author addressed to Uncen's Post- Graduate Director, Prof. Dr. Drs. Akbar Silo, M.Si, who has given encouragement and direction to the author in taking studies to the preparation of the dissertation and the realization of this book. Moreover, let the author express his gratitude to the Chancellor of Uncen in this matter Dr. Ir. Apollo Safanpo, M.T., who in his early term was personally present to guide this author's Promotion Exams. In the meantime, the author should feel indebted to Drs. Ana Nadhya Abrar, M.E.S., Ph.D. from the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Gadjah Mada University, who is willing to give the author time to meet privately in Yogyakarta and discuss the topic of research conducted by the author. Even Dr. Abrar and Wife Mrs. Ariska Setyawati, ST, MA have been willing to read the proposal and draft dissertation and this book is willing to provide corrections and written comments and even willing to become editor including working on lay-out of dissertation and also of this book. Then also for Mrs. Ros Aronggear and her fellows at the Uncen’s post-graduate administrative staffs who always patiently served the author in the study process from 2014 to the time the author completed his dissertation and continued to this book. In the same mood, of course, thank for the cooperation and support of fellow classmates and those who are attached to and with doctoral programs at Uncen. The author realizes that this success can not be separated from the prayer support delivered by the crutches at any time. That with the power that comes from God alone, my dissertation and thus this book can be completed. Of course the author also expresses his gratitude to the family, and friends who always give encouragement and motivate the authors in completing existing scientific works. Finally the author realizes that the results of this scientific work may not perfect, so that all the criticisms and suggestions from various parties, the authors will accept with full understanding that "There is no ivory that is not cracked". However, what is presented in this book is understandable for all communities in the Land of Papua and also in Indonesia, especially for those who serve humanity. Don A.L. Flassy Jayapura, 2nd January, 2019 Presentation n the repertoire of contemporary intellectual life in Papua, the name Don Augusthinus Lamaech Flassy (Mr. Don) has grown into a separate understanding. The name has become the Iproperty of the Papuan intellectual community. In His work has been spread everywhere, read by many people and collected by many people. It is only natural that during his dissertation closed examination and promotion as a doctor at Cenderawasih University (Uncen) the counselors and all examiners would appreciate him. At the age of 70 years, with his 44-years career as an author, Mr. Don managed to achieve the highest academic degree ‚doctor of social sciences‛. This achievement also received appreciation from his dissertation counselors and examiners. They admit that not just anyone can get a doctorate in old age like that. "Only people who have strong scientific integrity can achieve that achievement", they added. To obtain a more complete and better understanding of his mind, Mr. Don wanted to publish his dissertation entitled Peta Jalan Balik Bangsa Papua Di Negeri Papua Bahagian Barat: “Sebuah Keputusan Damai Pemulihan Jati Diri” (The Roadmap to the Revival of the Papuan Nation in West Papua: "A Peaceful Decision on the Restoration of the Self") into a book text.
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