論文提要

　　本論文計一册，約七萬餘字，分七張十八節。

　　本論文旨在透過政策過程來分析印尼軍人之政治角色，其各章內容摘要如下：

第一章：說明研究的動機、目的及限制。

第二章：檢討以往研究軍人政治角色的途徑，並提出本論文所採之途徑。

第三章：從主觀及客觀面向來勾勒印尼軍人本身的特徵。

第四章：分析、解釋印尼軍人自獨立後至一九六五年止政治角色轉變的過程。

第五章：探討印尼軍人政權之下政策制定過程的開放性與制度化程度，並剖析軍人與參與政策制定過程之勢力的關係。

第六章：論述印尼軍人政權所選擇的發展政策，並分析其原因、結果及可能的影響。

第七章：結論。

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期刊、論文

一、 中文部分
1. 江炳倫，印尼的政治文化，未發表論文。

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