Since democratization, Indonesia has played host to a curious form of ethnic conflict: militant
vigilante groups attacking a small, socially marginal religious sect called Ahmadiyah. While …

Court, which found it to be constitutional, though it also suggested the Law needed to be
revised. This paper analyses the contents of the law and considers to what extent the Law …

Pesantren saat initelah dituduh oleh Barat sebagaisarang radikalisme dan terorisme. Bukan
tanpa alasan, di Indonesia, banyak masalah intoleransi dan kekerasan telah melibatkan …

According to a research conducted by Anis Baswedan, Saiful Mujani and R. Will-iam Liddle,
political Islam in Indonesia during the post Reformation had a mod-erate and pluralistic …

This article focuses on the local tradition of Ahmadiyya in West Java in the form of
Sundanese oral literature entitled Pupujian Imam Mahdi, the song of praise of the Mahdi. It is …

Why do very small groups become targets of mobilization and repression? Given their
economic and political insignificance, most theories of ethnic and religious conflict expect …

While recent research on Indonesian Islam considers the context of changing state–society
relations in the post-authoritarian era, the author of this review essay challenges many of …

Since independence, Indonesia has gradually formalized a system of religious pluralism that
grants equal recognition, rights, and protections to multiple religious groups. And Indonesian …

This study explores the Indonesian state's role in the constitution, renegotiation, and
regulation of Islamic and Indonesian identities through the Ahmadiyah controversy. The …

There has been a widely expressed concern among the academic, policymakers, and
activist circles with Indonesia's path to democratization andthe process of opening its door to …