Cultivating Plantations and Subjects in East Timor: A Genealogy  

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Shepherd, Christopher J. ; McWilliam, Andrew

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Bijdragen Tot de Taal Land En Volkenkunde vol. 169 no. 02/03 (Feb. 2013), page 326 – 361.
Topik: East Timor; Plantations; History; Governmentality
Fulltext: Vol 169 No 2,3 2013 p.326-361.pdf (192.02KB)

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This article traces the emergence and institutionalization of plantation systems and cash crops in East Timor over two centuries. It examines the continuities, ruptures and shifting politics across successive plantation styles and political regimes, from Portuguese colonial - ism through Indonesian occupation to post-colonial independence. In following plantation agriculture from its origins to the present, the article explores how plantation subjects have been formed successively through racial discourse, repressive discipline, technical authority and neoliberal market policies. We argue that plantation politics have been instrumental in reproducing the class distinctions that remain evident in East Timor today.

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