Politics of Shari'a Law
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Politics of Shari'a Law
Islamist Activists and the State in Democratizing Indonesia
Buehler, Michael (School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London)
Cambridge University Press
09/2016
286
Dura
Inglês
9781107130227
15 a 20 dias
Michael Buehler provides a new framework for understanding how Islamist activists gain and maintain influence in democratizing Muslim-majority countries. For students, scholars and government analysts, this text argues that the interaction between secular and Islamist forces determines the adoption of shari'a law throughout Indonesia.
List of abbreviations; Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1. How state elites mediate the influence of Islamist activists in Indonesia; 2. Islamist activism, the state and shari'a policymaking between 1945 and 1998; 3. State elites and institutional change; 4. The accumulation and exercise of power in local politics after 1998; 5. Islamist parties after 1998: mobilization without influence; 6. The mobilization and lobbying efforts of Islamist movements after 1998; 7. Providing political resources in exchange for the adoption of shari'a regulations; 8. Conclusion: summary of findings and avenues for future research; Appendix 1; Appendix 2; Appendix 3; Bibliography; Index.
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Michael Buehler provides a new framework for understanding how Islamist activists gain and maintain influence in democratizing Muslim-majority countries. For students, scholars and government analysts, this text argues that the interaction between secular and Islamist forces determines the adoption of shari'a law throughout Indonesia.
List of abbreviations; Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1. How state elites mediate the influence of Islamist activists in Indonesia; 2. Islamist activism, the state and shari'a policymaking between 1945 and 1998; 3. State elites and institutional change; 4. The accumulation and exercise of power in local politics after 1998; 5. Islamist parties after 1998: mobilization without influence; 6. The mobilization and lobbying efforts of Islamist movements after 1998; 7. Providing political resources in exchange for the adoption of shari'a regulations; 8. Conclusion: summary of findings and avenues for future research; Appendix 1; Appendix 2; Appendix 3; Bibliography; Index.
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