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Islamization and Activism in Malaysia examines aspects of the increasing political and social profile of Islam in Malaysia and describes how different kinds of activists in Malaysia have sought to protect fundamental liberties and to improve the state of democracy in Malaysia. In particular, focus is paid to activists who engage with electoral process, the law and the public sphere, and in particular, to movements that cut across or combine these realms of action.
Spanning the period of the Prime Ministership of Abdullah Badawi, Julian C.H. Lee's grounded analysis examines the most important issues of that period including the freedom of religion case of Lina Joy, the Islamic state debate, and events surrounding the 8 March 2008 general elections.
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Julian C. H. Lee is a Lecturer in the School of Arts and Social Sciences, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia. He previously held an Economic and Social Research Council postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Kent. He is the editor of The Malaysian Way of Life (2010) and his articles have appeared in journals including Anthropological Forum, Anthropology Todayand Social Movement Studies. He is also involved in organisations that advocate for sexuality rights and women’s rights in Malaysia.
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Colour photographic illustrations, viii + 163 pages, index, bibliography, a good copy in paperback. Islamization and Activism in Malaysia examines aspects of the increasing political and social profile of Islam in Malaysia and describes how different kinds of activists in Malaysia have sought to protect fundamental liberties and to improve the state of democracy in Malaysia. In particular, focus is paid to activists who engage with electoral process, the law and the public sphere, and in particular, to movements that cut across or combine these realms of action. Spanning the period of the Prime Ministership of Abdullah Badawi, Julian C.H. Lee's grounded analysis examines the most important issues of that period including the freedom of religion case of Lina Joy, the Islamic state debate, and events surrounding the 8 March 2008 general elections. Artikel-Nr. 139993
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