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Category: 🌏 Southeast Asian Studies
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Muslim Girls’ Education in Myanmar: Between Fear, Exclusion, and the Struggle for Rights
Introduction The issue of education for Muslim girls in Myanmar must be understood as part of a much larger historical and political narrative. Education in this context is not just the transmission of knowledge but a symbol of survival, dignity, and the hope for a better future. The challenges faced by Muslim girls are deeply…
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Islam in Political Affairs: Islamic Thought, Intellectual Movements, and Government Policy in Indonesia and Malaysia
Islam has always been more than a matter of private belief in Southeast Asia—it is also a powerful force in shaping politics, intellectual life, and government policy. In Indonesia and Malaysia, the 1970s marked a turning point when Islamic thought splintered into diverse paths: political activism, liberal reinterpretation, and da‘wah movements. Intellectual groups redefined the…
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Terrorism in Southeast Asia: Networks, Field Research, and New Updates 2025
This article explores the evolution of terrorism in Southeast Asia through field research, from Jemaah Islamiyyah and Abu Sayyaf to Southern Thailand. Updated with 2025 data, it highlights new developments, intelligence dilemmas, and ongoing security challenges across the region.