This is probably the most in-depth report that I've done so far in my entire life. So please read it with courtesy. If you fall asleep while reading my report (which I'm surprised if that happened), then grab a cup of java or espresso and continue reading while your eyes are still open. If you just get bored with the "burn" or "torch" in every other sentence, check out the Related Links or Non-Related Links (or both) below and see what's on the other side. Have fun reading my report.
Note: This place is under massive construction, demolition, and re-construction (unlike your school), so there'll be something new in the following web pages until I'm done with everything and I start on politics and geography. However frivolous I might be in writing this, the report itself is very serious and should be taken seriously (or at least read intellectually).
- Abstract
- Introduction
- Methodology
- Results and Conclusion
- Natural Causes (El Nino and La Nina)
- Farmers, Peasants, and Common People
- Agribusiness firms
- The Indonesian Government
- The Economy
- The World (that means you!)
- Conclusion
- Appendix 1
- Appendix 2
- Endnotes
- Annotated Bibliography
- Related Links
- Disclaimer