Bangsa and Umma development of people-grouping concepts in Islamized Southeast Asia
Having experienced a large-scale reorganization of social order over the past decade, people of the Malay world have struggled to position themselves. They have been classified - and have classified themselves - with categories as bangsa (nation/ethnic group) and umma (Islamic network). In connectio...
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Kyoto Balwyn North, Vic.
Kyoto University Press Trans Pacific Press
2011
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| Series: | Kyoto area studies on Asia
v. 21 |
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Table of Contents:
- I. JAWI AND MELAYU: TWO INCLUSIVE PEOPLE-GROUPING CONCEPTS IN THE PRE-COLONIAL MALAY WORLD
- 1. Localizing the Bangsa Melayu / Anthony Milner
- 2. Tracing the Boundaries of a Jawi Ecumene: Reflections from a Distance / Michael Laffan
- 3. Statecraft and People-grouping Concepts in Malay Port-polities: Case Studies on Johor-Riau and Riau-Lingga / Nishio Kanji
- II. SUBSTANTIATION OF BANGSA MELAYU UNDER COLONIAL AND NATIONALISM EXPERIENCE
- 4. The Transformation of the Framework of Bangsa in British Malaya: The Malay Community in Selangor under Colonial Administration / Tsuboi Yuji
- 5. Contesting Chineseness: Bangsa and Queue-cutting in the Straits Settlements, 1896-1911 / Shinozaki Kaori
- 6. The Makings of a Nation State: Malaysia's Struggle in Promoting National Unity since 1948 / Ariffin S.M. Omar
- III. THE NEW ADVENTURES OF BANGSA: CUSTOMIZING WITH UMMA BEYOND MALAY STATES
- 7. Kadazan, Sabahan, and Orang Kita: The Development of Nationalism among Land People in Sabah, 1950s-2000s / Yamamoto Hiroyuki
- 8. Among Bangsa, Keturunan, and Daerah: Peace-building and Group Identity in the Law on Governing Aceh, 2006 / Nishi Yoshimi
- 9. Transformation of the Concepts of Homeland and People among Philippine Muslims: The Bangsa Moro Revolution and Reformist Ulama in Lanao / Kawashima Midori.