Religious Pluralism in Indonesia: Threats and Opportunities for Democracy

Addresses The State Of Religious Pluralism In The Post-suharto Era (1965-1998) With Case-studies From Across The Religious Spectrum (animism, Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Hinduism, And Islam) And Across The Social Sciences. The Volume Opens A Number Of Windows On How The State, Its Government Bodies, Civil Society Groups, And Individuals Have Experienced The Five Principles Of Pancasila As A Framework For The Attempted Integration Of Minorities And Majorities Across The Archipelagic State-- Provided By Publisher.