Violence in IndonesiaIngrid Wessel, Georgia Wimhöfer Abera, 2001 - 343 pagina's |
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Pagina 228
... religious ‹ violence we see in Indonesia ( if indeed these problematic adjectives are the proper terms to use in this context ) perhaps part of a larger , historical phenomenon affecting a wider region than just the islands of Nusantara ...
... religious ‹ violence we see in Indonesia ( if indeed these problematic adjectives are the proper terms to use in this context ) perhaps part of a larger , historical phenomenon affecting a wider region than just the islands of Nusantara ...
Pagina 237
... religion . › Religious cascading < attempts to describe the process through which the violence became over - determined by the religious opposition . The cascading of religious identity Identity is produced continuously , but at times ...
... religion . › Religious cascading < attempts to describe the process through which the violence became over - determined by the religious opposition . The cascading of religious identity Identity is produced continuously , but at times ...
Pagina 239
... religious and class struggle for inner city space . The zoning of inner city Ambon was not without religious tension , even before January 1999 ( Mearns 1999 ) , and Maluku was , in other words , not the peaceful , tolerant society ...
... religious and class struggle for inner city space . The zoning of inner city Ambon was not without religious tension , even before January 1999 ( Mearns 1999 ) , and Maluku was , in other words , not the peaceful , tolerant society ...
Inhoudsopgave
Introduction | 8 |
What is so Indonesian about Violence? | 25 |
The Politics of Violence in New Order Indonesia in the Last Decade of the | 64 |
Copyright | |
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