Eom Eun-hee: Indonesia

The book has not been significantly highlighted in the research of remote but isolated countries and Indonesia, but it has also been used to provide systematic and comprehensive information about the shot and the local society, which are suffering from a population, resources and political diplomacy of 11 Southeast Asian countries. Indonesia is the most remote and 87 percent of its population, and is still considered a distant and unfamiliar country in Southeast Asia, which takes seven hours to fly in a direct flight. Indonesia, however, is the fourth world population to over 230, the largest market in Southeast Asia, with a national product standard, and a major economy of the G20 (main 20) which has potential that should never be overlooked. South Korea and Indonesia are major economic partners in the special strategic partnership of 2017, and more than 25,000 people now spread out over vast Indonesian regions, establishing a group of 14 people actively pursuing the interests of the community. Professor Em, who has been studying social movements with Korean companies who have regularly taken over Indonesia since 2006 and spent more than 10 years in the country, has made a dense analysis of the various data collected by the University of Seoul and the person from all walks of life, so that he can look at the inner world of Indonesians as well as the economy of the social community.

Korean title: 인도네시아

Korean author: 엄은희

Korean publisher: 눌민

ISBN-13: 9791187750635