Muslims and Tolerance: Non-Muslim Minorities under Shariah in Indonesia Rights to culture and the Pol Pot regime

and the Pol Pot regime to its present day incarnation as a country working towards a stable political system

the authors contribute to the preservation of the mountains themselves

the revived role of the Thai military in influencing politics and governance

Using their local knowledge to cope with evolving historical realities such as erratic fluctuation of water levels

Ian Holliday's timely and well‐focused study provides important background and scholarly guidance justifying intervention on human rights grounds

Muslims and Tolerance: Non-Muslim Minorities under Shariah in Indonesia Rights to culture and the Pol Pot regimePramono U. Tanthowi Indonesias Reformasi era ushered in a new atmosphere of political openness, and among the ideas now being discussed is the implementation of Islamic law or shariah. Pramono U. Tanthowi begins with the question, Does Islam tolerate non Muslim minorities? considering it from historical, political, and religious perspectives within the Indonesian context. Although the central government has not instituted Islamic law nationally, the