Political Islam and the use of societal approach in Indonesia's foreign policy
This article delineates the competing alternative approaches in foreign policy and the need of involving a larger public participation in Indonesia's foreign policy. It takes the revival of political Islam in Indonesia as a case study of a growing demand of public involvement in Indonesia'...
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| Format: | Print Article |
| Language: | English |
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2001
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The Indonesian quarterly
Year: 2001, Volume: 29, Issue: 4, Pages: 374-380 |
| Further subjects: | B
Militanz
B Internationale Politik B Außenpolitik B Dschihadismus B Ursache B Innenpolitik B Panislamismus B Politischer Prozess B Indonesien Außenpolitik Außenpolitik einzelner Staaten Bestimmungsfaktoren der Außenpolitik Innerstaatliche Willensbildung zur Außenpolitik Wechselwirkung von internationalen und nationalen Prozessen Innerstaatliche Faktoren der Außenpolitik Politischer Islam Islamische Länder/Islamische Welt Panislamismus Militanter Islam Politischer Islam B Islamische Staaten B Islam B Politische Willensbildung B Politischer Islam B Indonesien |
| Summary: | This article delineates the competing alternative approaches in foreign policy and the need of involving a larger public participation in Indonesia's foreign policy. It takes the revival of political Islam in Indonesia as a case study of a growing demand of public involvement in Indonesia's foreign policy. The article argues that the massive reactions of some elements of Indonesia's Muslim society towards the war in Afghanistan and the wave of anti-US mass demonstrations were clear examples of strong willingness of domestic participation in Indonesia's foreign policy. (Indones Q/DÜI) |
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| ISSN: | 0304-2170 |
| Contains: | In: The Indonesian quarterly
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