Expressing Islam religious life and politics in Indonesia - Fealy, Greg 1957-; White, Sally 1967- (Singapore Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2008)
Introduction / Greg Fealy and Sally White -- Consuming Islam: commodified religion and aspirational pietism in contemporary Indonesia / Greg Fealy -- Modulations of active piety: professors and televangelists as promoters of Indonesian 'Sufisme' / Julia Day Howell -- Throwing money at the holy door: commercial aspects of popular pilgrimage in Java / George Quinn -- 'Spiritual meal' or ongoing project? The dilemma of Dakwah Oratory / Julian Millie -- Marketing morality: the rise, fall and rebranding of Aa Gym / James B. Hoesterey -- Religion, politics and social dynamics in Java: historical and contemporary rhymes / M.C. Ricklefs -- Islam and gender in contemporary Indonesia: public discourses on duties, rights and morality / Sally White and Maria Ulfah Anshor -- Online Fatwa in Indonesia: from Fatwa shopping to Googling a Kiai / Nadirsyah Hosen -- Regional Sharia regulations in Indonesia: anomaly or symptom? / Robin Bush -- 'As long as it's halal': Islamic Preman in Jakarta / Ian Douglas Wilson -- Indonesian terrorism: from Jihad to Dakwah? / Ken Ward -- The development of Islamic banking in the post-crisis Indonesian economy / Umar Juoro -- Islamic microfinance initiatives to enhance small and medium-sized enterprises / Muhammad Syafii Antonio -- Community development through Islamic microfinance: serving the financial needs of the poor in a viable way / Minako Sakai.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Islam -- Indonesia; Islam -- Economic aspects -- Indonesia; Islam and politics -- Indonesia -- History; Indonesia -- Politics and government -- 1998-.; Indonesia -- Politics and government -- 20th century