インドネシアにおける都市化の諸側面 : 1990年と2000年の50都市の比較から

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Based on the comparison between the 1990 and 2000 populations of the biggest 50 cities in Indonesia, this paper reveals some aspects of the rapid urbanization in Indonesia of the time. The urbanization is not limited to the big cities, but is rather a phenomenon of the whole country. Of the 50 cities, 24 are located in Java and 26 in the Outer Islands (islands outside Java). Of the 50 cities of 1990, 12 had disappeared by 2000. 12 new cities emerged in 2000. In Java 4 disappeared and 4 emerged, and in the Outer Islands 8 disappeared and 8 emerged. In Java most notable is the urbanization led by the development in and around Jakarta, the capital city of the country. In the Outer Islands, urbanization is centered on the provincial capital cities. Noticeable development of Sukabumi in Java and Dumai and Batam in the Outer Islands are exceptions in this regard. Of the cities that show stagnation of population size, some clearly show population increase in the surrounding area, while some are still to be researched.
2007-06-20