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Bibliography of Works on Timor Leste (East Timor) Held in the National Library of Australia Bibliography of works on Timor Leste (East Timor) held in the National Library of Australia Compiled by Anya Dettman and Linda Newbown Scene from television series Istoria ba futuru (copyright Casa de Produc ão̧ Audiovisual, 2004- ). DVDs of selected episodes held in Asian Collections, National Library of Australia. June 2009 Preface The National Library of Australia holds a significant collection of material about East Timor, dating from the periods of Portuguese colonisation, Indonesian occupation and post-independence. This bibliography is an attempt to list all the National Library’s holdings on East Timor, including monographs, newspapers and non-book material (including maps, pictures, and ephemera), up to and including January 2009, with an appendix for works acquired during an acquisitions trip in May 2009. The material was extracted from the catalogue using keyword searches such as “Timor” in title, subject and place of publication. Unfortunately, we have not been able to include citations for journal articles at this stage. Some titles which referred to the whole island of Timor have been retained on this list as they may still be of relevance to some researchers. The material is arranged alphabetically by author, or by title where there is no main author. Hopefully future editions of this bibliography will be subdivided by subject to make research easier. It has not been possible to physically check every item listed, so there may well be some records included which despite their title have little relevance to East Timorese research. The authors request that readers of the bibliography bring them to their attention so that they can be removed from future editions. Works on East Timor are not housed separately, or within Asian Collections, but are integrated within the National Library’s overseas collections by format – i.e. East Timorese newspapers are held with the other overseas newspapers. Most items, with the exception of serials and newspapers, may be requested through interlibrary loan. The East Timor collection is a growing one, and it is intended to update this list regularly. The authors welcome feedback, including notification of errors and suggestions for improvements to the bibliography or additions to the collection. Updated versions of this bibliography will also be available online in the Guides section of the Asian Collections website at: http://www.nla.gov.au/asian/ For further information please contact: Anya Dettman Southeast Asia Specialist and East Timor Librarian Overseas Collections Development National Library of Australia Canberra ACT 2600 Tel (02) 6262 1248 Fax (02) 6262 4327 Email: [email protected] Internet: http://www.nla.gov.au/asian 2 Works on East Timor in the National Library of Australia 20 tahun Timor Timur membangun = 20 years of development in East Timor. [Dili] : Pemerintah Daerah Tingkat I Timor Timur, [1996]. Subjects: East Timor--Economic policy. East Timor--Economic conditions. NLA holding: YYq 959.86 D812 Aarons, Mark. East Timor : a western made tragedy. Sydney : Left Book Club, 1992. Subjects: Political atrocities--East Timor. Human rights--East Timor. Civil rights--East Timor. Political persecution-- East Timor. East Timor--History. NLA holding: N 959.86 A113 ABC Fatalukunu. Baulkham Hills, N.S.W. : Mary MacKillip Institute of East Timorese Studies, 1995. Subjects: Fatalukunu language--Alphabet. Tetum language--Alphabet. Fatalukunu language-- Dictionaries--Tetum. Tetum language--Dictionaries--Fatalukunu. NLA holding: N 499.22 A134 Action in Solidarity with Indonesia and East Timor. National Secretariat. Solidarity bulletin : letter from the ASIET National Secretariat. Broadway, [N.S.W.] : ASIET National Secretariat, 1996- Subjects: Civil rights--East Timor--Periodicals. Civil rights--Indonesia--Periodicals. Human rights--Indonesia-- Periodicals. Human rights--East Timor--Periodicals. East Timor--Politics and government-- Periodicals. Indonesia--Politics and government--1966---Periodicals. NLA holding: Nq 320.9598 ACT Address by his excellency Soeharto, President of the Republic of Indonesia, before the extraordinary session of the Regional House of People's Representatives of East Timor, Dili, July 17, 1978. [Jakarta] : Departemen Penerangan, [1978] NLA holding: IP 28420 Adiprabowo, Ngatidjo. Pengetrapan pola pembinaan industri dalam pelita iii, 1979-1984, di propinsi Timor Timur . [Jakarta] : 1979. NLA holding: IP 40662 Aditjondro, George J. (George Junus), 1946- Violence by the state against women in East Timor : a report to the UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women, including its causes and consequences. Fitzroy, Vic. : East Timor Human Rights Centre, 1997. Subjects: Civil rights--East Timor. Women's rights--East Timor. NLA holding: Nq 323.4095986 A235 Aditjondro, George J. (George Junus), 1946- Timor Lorosa'e on the crossroads : Timor Lorosa'e's transformation from Jakarta's colony to a global capitalist outpost. Jakarta : CeDSoS, 2001. Subjects: East Timor--History. East Timor--Politics and government. NLA holding: N 959.86 A235 3 Aditjondro, George J. (George Junus), 1946- Menyongsong matahari terbit di puncak Ramelau : dampak pendudukan Timor Lorosa'e dan munculnya Gerakan Pro-Timor Lorosa'e di Indonesia. Cet. 1. Jakarta : Yayasan HAK dan Fortilos, 2000. Subjects: East Timor--Politics and government. East Timor--Social conditions. East Timor--Economic conditions. East Timor--History. NLA holding: YY 320.95986 A235 Aditjondro, George J. (George Junus), 1946- East Timor : an Indonesian intellectual speaks out. Deakin, A.C.T. : Australian Council for Overseas Aid, 1994. Subjects: Environmental degradation--East Timor. East Timor--History. NLA holding: Nq 909.09724 ACF Aditjondro, George J. (George Junus), 1946- In the shadow of Mount Ramelau : the impact of the occupation of East Timor. Leiden, The Netherlands : Indonesian Documentation and Information Centre, c1994. Subjects: Environmental degradation--East Timor. East Timor--Social conditions-- 20th century. East Timor--Economic conditions--20th century. East Timor--History--Invasions. East Timor--Politics and government. NLA holding: YY 303.43095986 A235 Aditjondro, George J. (George Junus), 1946- Tangan-tangan berlumuran minyak : politik minyak di balik tragedi Timor Lorosae. Jakarta : Solidamor, [2000]. Subjects: Petroleum industry and trade--East Timor. East Timor--Politics and government. NLA holding: N 320.95986 A235 Aditjondro, George J. (George Junus), 1946- Is oil thicker than blood? : a study of oil companies' interests and western complicity in Indonesia's annexation of East Timor. Commack, N.Y. : Nova Science Publishers, 1998. Subjects: Petroleum industry and trade--East Timor. East Timor--Politics and government. NLA holding: N 320.95986 A235 Adlide, Geoff. Australian aid to East Timor. [Canberra : AusAID, 1997?] Subjects: Economic assistance, Australian--East Timor. East Timor--Social conditions. NLA holding: Nq 338.919405986 A237 Advance report of the National Commission of Inquiry into 12 November 1991 incident in Dili. [Jakarta : s.n., 1991] Subjects: Frente Revolucionaria do Timor Leste Independente. East Timor--Politics and government. NLA holding: YYpf 959.86039 A244 AETA newsletter. Fitzroy, Vic. : AETA, 1978-. Subjects: Australia-East Timor Association--Periodicals. East Timor--Politics and government--Periodicals. NLA holding: Nq 301.299405986 AUS Agenda kebijakan luar negeri RI memasuki abad 21 : fokus Timor Timur. Jakarta : PPW-LIPI, 1999. Subjects: Indonesia--Foreign relations--East Timor. East Timor--Politics and government. NLA holding: YY 327.59805987 A265 4 Agriculture : new directions for a new nation : East Timor (Timor-Leste) : proceedings of a workshop 1-3 October 2002, Dili, East Timor. Canberra, A.C.T. : ACIAR, 2003. Subjects: Agriculture--East Timor Electronic books. NLA holding: N 630 ACI Ajidarma, Seno Gumira, 1958- Eyewitness. Potts Point, N.S.W. : EET Imprint, 1995. Subjects: Short stories, Indonesian. East Timor--Fiction. NLA holding: N 899.22132 A315ak Ajidarma, Seno Gumira, 1958- Jazz, parfum dan insiden. Cet. 1. Yogyakarta : Yayasan Bentang Budaya, 1996. Subjects: Short stories, Indonesian. Santa Cruz Massacre, Dili, East Timor, 1991 NLA holding: YY 899.22132 A312 Akashi, Yoji. The East Timor question in Australian-Indonesia relations, 1974-78 : an Australian perception. Nagoya, Japan : Research Associate, Centre for Australian Studies, Nanzan University, 1995. Subjects: Australia--Foreign relations--Indonesia. Indonesia--Foreign relations--Australia. East Timor--Politics and government. NLA holding: Nq 327.940598 A313 Alatas, Ali, 1932- Challenges in Indonesian foreign policy. [Jakarta : s.n., 2000] Subjects: East Timor-- Foreign relations. Australia--Foreign relations. Indonesia--Foreign relations. NLA holding: Nq 327.598 A323 Alatas, Ali, 1932- The pebble in the shoe : the diplomatic struggle for East Timor. Jakarta : Aksara Karunia, 2006. Subjects: East Timor--Politics and government--20th century. East Timor--History--20th century. East Timor--Annexation to Indonesia. East Timor--Foreign relations. NLA holding: YY 959.87 A323 Allied Land Forces. L.H.Q. Cartographic Company. Portuguese Timor showing distribution of foodstuffs. [Bendigo, Vic. : L.H.Q. Cartographic Company, 1942] Subjects: Agriculture--East Timor Food crops--East Timor Exports--East Timor World War, 1939-1945--East Timor East Timor East Timor-- 1942 NLA holding: MAP G8117.T5 s495 Allied Land Forces. L.H.Q. Cartographic Company. Portuguese Timor showing administration, airfields &
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