Democracy and Islam in Indonesia

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

I. Introduction

1. Indonesian Democratization in Theoretical Perspective

Mirjam Künkler and Alfred Stepan

2. Indonesian Democracy: From Transition to Consolidation

R. William Liddle and Saiful Mujani

II. Attitudes: The Development of a Democratic Consensus by Religious and Political Actors

3. How Pluralist Democracy Became the Consensual Discourse Among Secular and Nonsecular Muslims in Indonesia

Mirjam Künkler

4. Christian and Muslim Minorities in Indonesia: State Policies and Majority Islamic Organizations

Franz Magnis-Suseno, SJ

III. Behaviors: Challenges to the Democratic Transition and State and Their Transcendence

5. Veto Player No More? The Declining Political Influence of the Military in Postauthoritarian Indonesia

Marcus Mietzner

6. Indonesian Government Approaches to Radical Islam Since 1998

Sidney Jones

7. How Indonesia Survived: Comparative Perspectives on State Disintegration and Democratic Integration

Edward Aspinall

IV. Constitutionalism: The Role of Law and Legal Pluralism

8. Contours of Sharia in Indonesia

John R. Bowen

9. Unfinished Business: Law Reform, Governance, and the Courts in Post-Suharto Indonesia

Tim Lindsey and Simon Butt

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