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"Tesis ini membahas mengenai peranan global governance (EITI) dalam mengatasi permasalahan pengelolaan sektor industri ekstraktif terkait dengan fenomena resource curse baik itu pada tatanan global maupun di Indonesia melalui mekanisme asistensi dan substitusi. Peran tersebut dijalankan oleh World Bank melalui pencangkokan norma EITI kepada stakeholders industri ekstraktif di Indonesia. Terkait dengan agenda perbaikan reputasi publik, World Bank berperan aktif pada fase pembingkaian, institusionalisasi dan titik lebur dalam proses pengimplementasian EITI di sektor industri ekstraktif Indonesia 2006-2010. Adapun kepentingan pemerintah Indonesia dalam mengimplementasikan EITI antara lain untuk meningkatkan foreign direct investment (FDI) pada sektor industri ekstraktif di Indonesia dan untuk meningkatkan profil internasionalnya. Salah satu tonggak penting dalam pengimplementasian EITI di Indonesia ialah dikukuhkannya Indonesia sebagai EITI Candidate Country pada 21 Oktober 2010.

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This thesis focused on the role of Global Governance (EITI) in dealing with issues surrounding the management of extractive industry associated with "resource curse" at the global level as well as in Indonesia through technical assistance and substitution mechanism. Such role exercised by the World Bank through advocating EITI norms towards the Indonesian extractive industry stakeholders. With respect to its reputational agenda, the Bank played a proactive role in particularly within the framing, institutionalization and tipping point phases of EITI implementation in Indonesia 2006-2010. The interest of the Indonesian Government in regards to the EITI implementation is to increase its extractive industry Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) as well as to enhance its international profile. Moreover, one of the important milestones of Indonesia EITI implementation is when the country accepted as an EITI Candidate Country on October 21st 2010."

"The challenges facing an independent East Timor are particularly acute. It is not only one of the poorest nations on earth but the terrible events of 1999 have also destroyed much of the country's buildings and infrastructure, as well as the nation's bureaucratic and commercial capacity. The decisions and the policy framework adopted in the early years by the leaders of this new nation will be critical.This book is an original work written by experts and well-known specialists in the field. It assembles all the latest information about the economy, assesses future policy options, and draws on lessons of international experience for this new nation. It is perhaps the only book about East Timor with this coverage and will be invaluable to those who are interested in developments in the region."