Tim Huxley

Indonesia's democratisation since 1998 has been accompanied by army struggles in Aceh and Irian Jaya. There has also been ethnic and religious troubles at Maluku and other provinces. At the same time, Islamic movements have grown in strength. Other states in South-East Asia are increasingly concerned over the possible security threats from these people. Refugee crises, spreading religious and ethnic conflict, and piracy are their worries.
Series: M. Adelphi Papers.

This book provides an up-to-date and in-depth analysis of the growing problems of the fourth most populous state and largest Muslim country and the concerns in other Southeast Asia states about ethnic and religious conflicts.… (mehr)