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Religious Diversity in Muslim-Majority States in Southeast Asia: Areas of Tolerance and Conflict, written by Bernhard Platzdasch and Johan Saravanamuttu (eds.)

In: Asian Journal of Social Science
Authors: Shane J. Barter1 and Gabrielle Garfunkel2
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01 Jan 2016
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Bernhard Platzdasch and Johan Saravanamuttu (eds.), (2014) Religious Diversity in Muslim-Majority States in Southeast Asia: Areas of Tolerance and Conflict. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. 431 pages. ISBN: 978-981-4519-64-9.

Bernhard Platzdasch, Johan Saravanamuttu and their contributors are to be commended for their new volume, Religious Diversity in Muslim-Majority States in Southeast Asia. The book is loaded with fascinating case studies with an eye to theory and policy. Together, the chapters make a convincing case that Islam in Southeast Asia, long seen as distinctively tolerant, is increasingly hostile to other faiths and rival interpretations.
Title:
Religious Diversity in Muslim-Majority States in Southeast Asia: Areas of Tolerance and Conflict, written by Bernhard Platzdasch and Johan Saravanamuttu (eds.)
Article Type:
Research Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/15685314-04403007
Language:
English
Pages:
417–418
In:
Asian Journal of Social Science
In:
Volume 44: Issue 3
Publisher:
Brill
E-ISSN:
1568-5314
Print ISSN:
1568-4849
Subjects:
Social Sciences, Asian Studies, Asian Studies, Social Sciences

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