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The bureaucratisation of Islam in Southeast Asia: transdisciplinary perspectives
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Abstract Special Issue on this topic. In their specific local contexts, state- and non-state projects of bureaucratising Islam are driven by very different socio-political motivations and conditioned by equally different (albeit often interconnected and overlapping) historical trajectories and their discursi... view more
Special Issue on this topic. In their specific local contexts, state- and non-state projects of bureaucratising Islam are driven by very different socio-political motivations and conditioned by equally different (albeit often interconnected and overlapping) historical trajectories and their discursive substrates. In this special issue, we examine this transnationally and transregionally observable phenomenon in the context of Southeast Asia, where the quest for "order" -no matter how messy or even entirely failed in its outcomes- is particularly strong. In this regional setting, the institutional trajectories of the "nation-state-ization" of Islam date back to colonial times, which have continued to cast a long shadow that informs the particular manifestations of bureaucratised Islam in each country.... view less
Keywords
Southeast Asia; Islam; bureaucracy; bureaucratization; political science; colonialism; impact
Classification
Political Process, Elections, Political Sociology, Political Culture
Sociology of Religion
Document language
English
Publication Year
2018
Page/Pages
p. 3-26
Journal
Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs, 37 (2018) 1
Issue topic
Special issue: the bureaucratisation of Islam in Southeast Asia: transdisciplinary perspectives
ISSN
1868-4882
Status
Published Version; reviewed