Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia. Issue 5 (March 2004). Islam in Southeast Asia
EDITORIAL
Issue Five presents a diverse look at Islam in Southeast Asia. Our Review Essays discuss the Islamization of knowledge among Malaysian intellectuals and the intersection of Islamic law and gender issues in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, and the Philippines. Reprints include the fruits of our collaboration with the Philippines’ Newsbreakmagazine (on art, women, youth, and Aceh) and the US academic journal Positions (on Indonesian reactions to the US invasion of Iraq).
A number of Features highlight Muslim minorities – in northern and southern Thailand, Vietnam, and the southern Philippines – in history, culture, economic development, and educational policy. In Renditions, we are proud to present an out-of-print short story by the Muslim Filipino writer Ibrahim A. Jubaira in its original English, as well as in Filipino, Indonesian, Thai, and Japanese […]
Read full Editorial from Donna J. Amoroso and Caverlee Cary
Issue 5 — FEATURES
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 “A Plural Peninsula” at Walailak University
Articles from a workshop organized by Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore; Regional Studies Program, Walailak University; Institute of Asian Studies, Chulalongkorn University
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By Donna J.Amoroso |
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 Ties of Brotherhood: Cultural Roots of Southern Thailand and Northern Malaysia.
By Suthiwong Phongphaibun
 Vietnam-Champa Relations and the Malay-Islam Regional Network in the 17th–19th Centuries
By Danny Wong Tze Ken
 Democracy Takes a Thumping: Islamist and Democratic Opposition in Malaysia’s Electoral Authoritarian Regime
By Dan Slater
 Yunnanese Muslims along the Northern Thai Border
By Wang Liulan
 Moderate Indonesian Muslim Rejection of the US Attack on Iraq
By Moderate Indonesian Muslim Rejection of the US Attack on Iraq
 For the Record: An Anti-War Protest in Jakarta Days Before the Bali Bomb Attacks
By Sumit K. Mandal
 Economic Development, Security, and Conflict Prevention in Muslim Mindanao
By Tina Cuyugan
 Comment on ARMM Education Policies
By Masako Ishii
 Malaysia’s Growing Economic Relations with the Muslim World
By Khadijah Md. Khalid
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ISSUE 5 — REVIEW ESSAYS
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 Mapping the Terrain: Politics and Cultures of Islamization of Knowledge in Malaysia
Read short abstract in English HERE
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By Alexander Horstmann |
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 Women, Islam, and the Law
Read short abstract in English HERE
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By Patricio N. Abinales |
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ISSUE 5 — REPRINTS
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 In Search of Islamic Art in Southeast Asia
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By Patricia Ma. Araneta |
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 RENDITIONS: Blue Blood of the Big Astana
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By Ibrahim A. Jubaira |
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 After the Fall of Baghdad
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By Ulil Abshar-Abdalla —Kompas |
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 Peace Demands Trust and Truth
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By Sanitsuda Ekachai —Bangkok Post |
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 Women and Islam in Malaysia
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By Rose Ismail —Newsbreak |
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 Young Muslims Speak Out
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By Purwani Diyah Prabandari —Newsbreak |
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 Beyond the Jilbab
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By Andreas Harsono —Newsbreak |
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ISSUE 5— BOOK REVIEWS
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 URL: davidrumsey.com
Creator: David Rumsey
President, Cartography Associates, San Francisco, California
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By Caverlee Cary |
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 Islam and Democracy: Fear of the Modern World
Fatima Mernissi, trans. Mary Jo Lakeland
New York / Addison-Wesley / 1992
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By Shanon Shah |
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 Malaysia: Islam, Society and Politics
Virginia Hooker and Norani Othman, editors
Singapore / ISEAS Series on Islam, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies / 2003
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By Carole Faucher |
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 The Pondok and the Madrasah in Patani
Hasan Madmarn
Bangi / Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Press / 1999
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By Naimah Talib |
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 The Transformation of Chinese Society in Postwar Singapore:
Localizing Process, Regional Networking, and Global Perspective
战后新加坡华人社会的嬗变：本土情怀，区域网络，全球视野
刘宏(Liu Hong)
Xiamen / 厦门大学出版社(Xiamen Daxue Chubanshe) / 2003
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By Yow Cheun Hoe |
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VISIT OUR ARCHIVE—
Ties of Brotherhood: Cultural Roots of Southern Thailand and Northern Malaysia. 
