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Other Jerusalem Realities: The “City of Prayer” in Palestinian Nationalist Imaginaries

Loren Lybarger
December 23, 2017January 3, 2018

Jerusalem features in diverging Palestinian discourses of territorial inclusivity versus religiously-based exclusion in the context of Israel’s military, settler, and structural violence.

The Role of Heritage and Tradition (Turāth) in the Search for Muslim Identity

Series: Beyond Coexistence

Ebrahim Moosa
November 2, 2017November 3, 2017

Without careful nurturing and dedicated attention to the past as well as the present, tradition becomes an instrument of power, and a source of learned ignorance.

Intersectionality of Religion and Social Identity: The Chinese of Banda Aceh

Series: Non-Muslims in Aceh

Eka Srimulyani
June 13, 2017October 4, 2018

In Aceh, contemporary narratives have strengthened insider/outsider identities, relegating native ethnic Chinese citizens to “outsiders” and limiting their ability to publicly practice their culture.

Inter-Religious Literacy Among Young People in Indonesia: Contrasting Frameworks

Series: Adams Zemmrich

Eckhard Zemmrich and Nicholas Adams
April 18, 2017

Religious identity is often a deep and fundamental concern for Europeans, yet some Indonesian intellectuals suggest religious affiliation is as much an administrative matter as one of deep personal conviction.

Introducing Who Are My People? An Interview with Emmanuel Katongole

Emmanuel Katongole and Kyle Lambelet
April 13, 2017June 26, 2018

CM Research Associate Kyle Lambelet sat down with ACI Africa working group leader Emmanuel Katongole to talk about his CM and Luce funded research project “Who Are My People?”: Christianity, Violence and Belonging in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Inter-Religious Literacy Among Young People in Indonesia: Contrasting Locales

Series: Adams Zemmrich

Nicholas Adams and Eckhard Zemmrich
March 27, 2017April 12, 2017

Familiar European systems of classification (involving ‘exclusivism’, ‘inclusivism’ and ‘pluralism’ for example) fail to do justice to the descriptions of inter-religious engagement given by Indonesian colleagues.

“Material Fatwas” and the Politics of Recognition

Series: Brand Islam

Vincent Miller
March 10, 2017March 10, 2017

Even when driven only by profits, corporate producers of consumer goods inevitably deploy the cultural power of their brands to offer recognition to minority consumers.

Faith, Ethnicity, and Illiberal Citizenship: Authority, Identity, and Religious “Others” in Aceh’s Border Areas

Series: Non-Muslims in Aceh

Moch Nur Ichwan
February 27, 2017February 27, 2017

Although non-Muslims are a small minority in Aceh, they are citizens too, and should have equal rights.

Living Under Islamic Authority: Identity and Community Among Non-Muslims in Aceh

Series: Non-Muslims in Aceh

Arskal Salim
February 27, 2017February 27, 2017

What patterns of inclusion and exclusion do non-Muslims in Aceh experience?

Fear and Mourning in the Shadow of Orlando

Series: Intersecting Phobias

Michael Vicente Perez
December 22, 2016August 20, 2019

The temporary inclusion of LGBTQ subjects in the national body involved the exclusion of Muslims through the discourse of the war on terror. Read the full article »

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