Suharto, President

On 13 and 14 May 1998, Indonesia experienced one of the crises of its modern history as urban mobs turned on their countrymen of Chinese descent, killing hundreds (though most deaths were non-Chinese looters trapped in burning buildings), pack-raping at least 180 women and destroying millions of dollars worth of property. The violence was a factor in the fall of President Suharto and the turbulent transition to democracy that followed. Indonesia began a profound crisis of transition the outcome of which is far from clear. 

By contrast with this past, the experience of open-ended democracy at national level since Suharto s fall in May 1998 was a profound change. Under his immediate successor (and former vice-president)... 

It is important to understand where your organization fits into the supply chain then you can begin to see the impact that other customers and suppliers can have on your business. An example of this would be in the mid 90s when General Suharto, the President of Indonesia, ruled that no more palm kernel oil could be exported from this country. Indonesia at... 

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