POPULAR (NON REFEREED) JOURNALS
*SOUTHEAST ASIA*
Anonymous (2003), “Incense, silk, and Jihad – The nature of Islam in South-East Asia,” Economist, 367(8236): 37-39, 05/31/2003,
Hassan al-Turabi (1992), “The Islamic awakening second wave,” New Perspectives Quarterly, 9(3): summer
Vatikiotes, Michael (2002), “A tale of two Madrassas,” Far Eastern economic review 165(25): 58-60 June 27
Vatikiotes, Michael (1993), “Hearts and minds: new think tank seeks to modernize Islam,” Far Eastern economic review. 156(20): 32, May 20.
Vatikiotes, Michael (1993), “The golden mean: faith in religion invoked to cope with modern pressures,” Far Eastern economic review. 156(41): 23-24, Oct 14.
*BURMA*
Ahmed, Zubair (2001), “'Burmese refugees smuggling arms'” (Bangladesh has accused Burma's Rohingya refugees of smuggling arms and drugs into their country), BBC News, http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/1146229.stm
Anonymous (2001), “Rohingya deny arms smuggling accusations,” BBC News, Wednesday, 31 January, 2001, http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/1146322.stm
Anonymous (2001), “Myanmar’s Rohingya ultras nabbed in Bangladesh,” (DHAKA: Two Rohingya separatists, who are fighting for a separate homeland in Arakan of Myanmar, were arrested by police in Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh) The Times of India, 01/24/2001
Anonymous (1997) “The Buddha cracks: Myanmar. ” (Buddhist monk attacks against Muslims after crack found in holy statue) Economist, 342(8010): 45, March 29
Anonymous (1997), “Burmese stepping up security after Buddhist raid on mosque,” (tensions between Muslims and Buddhists continue to grow in Myanmar) New York Times, v146 pA6(N) pA6(L) col 5 (8 col in) March 24, 1997
Anonymous (1993) “Welcome back, we didn't mean it,” (persecution of Muslims in Myanmar) Economist, 326(7794): 35, Jan 16
Anonymous (1992) “When a welcome wears thin: Bangladesh and Myanmar,” Economist, 324(7776): 38, Sept 12
Anonymous (1992) “Many Muslims reported killed by Burmese. (Arakan province, Myanmar) The New York Times March 8, v141 s1 p10(N) col 4 (5 col in)
Anonymous (1992) “Buddhists against Muslims,” Economist, 322(7751): 38, March 21
Lawson, Alastair (2002), “Burma's forgotten refugees,” BBC News, Wednesday, 6 March, 2002, http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/1852093.stm
*CAMBODIA*
Mydans, Seth (2002), “U.S. fears Islamic militancy could emerge in Cambodia,” New York Times, Dec 22, 2002 p8(N) p10(L) col 3 (20 col in)
Anonymous (2003), An ace in the hole; Indonesia, (Islam in Indonesia) The Economist, 367(8321): pNA April 26, 2003
Anonymous (2002), “Indonesia's Muslims back terror law,” BBC News, Monday, 21 October, 2002, http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/2345449.stm
Anonymous (2002), “Mosque and state: two models of Islam vie for shot at curing Indonesia’s,” (JAKARTA, Indonesia -- Nursanita Nasution, an anti-porn crusader, and Syafii Maarif, a University of Chicago-educated historian, both believe that Islam offers the best hope of rescuing this increasingly fractured) Wall Street Journal, 01/08/2002
Anonymous (2002), “The challenge for moderate Islam,” Economist (London, England : 1843) 363: 37 June 22
Anonymous (2000), “Indonesian’s unholy war,” Economist (London, England : 1843) 355: 46 June 24
Anonymous (1993), An Islamic awakening (Survey of Indonesia), The Economist, 327 (7807):14 April 17, 1993
Cohen, M. (2000), “Spite Islands [conflict in Molluccan Islands fuels tension across Indonesia,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 163(3): 16-18 Jan 20
Cohen, M. (1995), “Test of faith: politics intrudes into blasphemy, Far Eastern Economic Review, 158: 27-28 Aug 24
Crossette, Barbara (1988), “Moslem intellectuals across Indonesia search for middle way,” (Moslems try to make their religion socially and politically relevant) New York Times, March 15, v137 p6(N) pA13(L) col 1 (15 col in)
Dahlby, Tracy, (2001) Indonesia living dangerously (ethnic and religious conflict) National Geographic, 199(3): 74 March
Dhume, Sadanand (2003), “Radical appeal,” (Indonesian Islamic fundamentalists) Far Eastern Economic Review, 166(13): 19, April 3
Dhume, Sadanand (2003), “The New Mainstream,” Far Eastern Economic Review, Jan 9, http://www.feer.com/articles/2003/0301_09/p046current.html
Loebis, Zamira (2000), “Wahid's Army of Loyal Believers,” (Asia/The Muslim Factor)(Hasyim Waheed head of the Muslim organisation Barisan Ansor Serbaguna, subgroup of Nahdlatul Ulama), Time, 155(26): 23 July 3
Mcbeth, John (2002), “What if He Isn't Guilty?,” Far Eastern Economic Review, November 07, 2002, http://www.feer.com/articles/2002/0211_07/p016region.html
Mcbeth, John (2002), “The Case for Islamic Law,” (It's not only extremists who admire Islamic law. In Indonesia, a surprising number of moderate Muslims, worried about a collapse of moral values, would like to see a bigger role for sharia), Far Eastern Economic Review, http://www.feer.com/articles/2002/0208_22/p012region.html
McBeth, J. (1996), “Coming together: new groupings point to widespread political unease, Far Eastern Economic Review, 159: 24 Feb 15.
Vatikiotis, M. and J. McBeth (2001), “From chaos to despair,” Far Eastern Economic Review 164(6): 16-19 Feb 15
*JAVA*
Aznam, Suhaini (1992) “Fires of religious dissent,” (Indonesia) Far Eastern Economic Review, Dec 24, 155(51-52): 15
*SUMATRA (INCLUDING ACEH)*
Kermani N (2002), “The flower children of Banda Aceh: Why Western double standards, not Muslim extremists, are the greatest threat to global security,” TLS, the Times literary supplement. (5196): 16-17 NOV 1 2002
Ravich, Samantha F. (2000), “Eyeing Indonesia through the Lens of Aceh,” (Aceh, Indonesia) The Washington Quarterly, v23(3): p7 Summer
*SULAWESI (CELEBES)*
Mydans, Seth (2002), “Jihad seethes, and grows, on Indonesian island,” (Sulawesi), The New York Times, pA3(N) pA3(L) col 1 (35 col in) Jan 10, 2002
The rest including Timor and Ambon
Cohen, M. (1995), “God and country: attacks on Muslim in Timor prompt backlash,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 158: 22-23 Oct 26
*MALAYSIA*
Anonymous (2003), “The greening of Malaysia,” (politics in Malaysia; Islamic opposition, Economist, 367(8318) pNA, April 5
Anonymous (2000), “Inside the new politics [fear of growth of Islamic fundamentalism in the north]”, Economist 355(8165): 42 April 8
Anonymous (2000), “Fear and loathing in Malaysia’s heartland,” [opposition must do well in Muslim states to beat Mahathir Mohamad, Economist, 352(8134): 29-30 Aug 28
Anonymous (1997), “Beauty and the priests [prime minister of Malaysia takes on Islamic religious court], Economist, 344: 31-32 Aug 23
Anonymous (1997), “Closed for prayers [Kelantan becomes more Islamic],” Economist, 341: 47 Oct 26
Anonymous (1995), “Thank god, it’s Friday [Kelantan follows Islamic values],” Economist, 336: 28 Jul 1
Anonymous (1994), “A butterfly upon a wheel: [Islamic sect sees itself as victim of government authoritarianism],” Economist, 332: 35-36 Sept 10
Anonymous (1994), “Holier than them [government fears Shia missionary organization, Al Arqam] Economist, 332: 33-34 Jul 23
Anonymous (1994), “Malaysia’s dangerous brew [playing politics with religion is not smart] Economist, 332: 35-36 Sept 10
Anonymous (1993), “No cause for celebration: liquor curbs strike a nerve in the malay heartland,” Asiaweek 19(34) 25 Aug 23.
Anonymous (1992), “cultural clean-up,” Asiaweek 18(23) 31 Jun 5
Anonymous (1992), “Hudad law controversy: chronology of events,” Aliran monthly, 12(4): 3-7.
Anonymous (1992), “Islam and the law,” Asiaweek 18(23): 27-31 Jun 5.
Anonymous (1992), “Legal challenge,” Asiaweek 18(16): 40 April 17.
Anonymous (1992), “Out of Malaysia,” Asiaweek 18(48) 39 Nov 27.
Anonymous (1992), “The rocket goes to the moon: DAP holds historic dialogue with Kelantan PAS led government,” Aliran Monthly, 12(2): 2-5
Anonymous (1992), “Triumph of the moderates,” Asiaweek 18(49) 45 Dec 4
Anonymous (1991), “Malaysia; PAS principles. (Parti Islam se-Malaysia),” Economist 1991 319(7704): 42-3 April 27
Das, K. (1980), “Chosen ones who went amok,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 110: 10-11 Oct 24
Elegant, S. (2000), “Bound by tradition,” [discrimination against Muslim women in Mayalsia, Far Eastern Economic Review, 163(30):64-66 July 27
Gardels Nathan (2002), “Muslim "ulamas" stand in the way of modernization,” (The West and Islam)(Interview) New Perspectives Quarterly, 19(2): 56-58s Spring
Hiebert, M. (1997), “A woman’s place” [Muslim women caught in between Malaysia’s modernization efforts and religious practices] Far Eastern Economic Review, 160: 44-46 Dec 18
Hiebert, M. (1995), “Islam or investment” [state told to vote money or vote religion] Far Eastern Economic Review, 158: 20-21 Mar 30
Holland, L. (2001), “Party of Islam? Well, sort of,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 164(25): 26-27 June 28
Jayasankaran, S. (2002), “A Plan to End Extremism,” (Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad is backing several extremely controversial initiatives against Islamic extremism. If he succeeds, it will mean radical changes in the lives of Malaysia's youth), Far Eastern Economic Review, December 26, 2002 - January 02, 2003, http://www.feer.com/articles/2002/0212_26/p012region.html
Jayasankaran, S. (2002), “Fertile ground,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 165(30): 6 Aug 1
Jayasankaran, S. (2002), “A death hurts the Islamic opposition,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 165(26): 15 July 14
Jayasankaran, S. (2000), “Question of faith: concern grows that the ruling party may seize the Islamic initiative to win votes,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 163(42): 32 Oct 19
Jayasankaran, S. (1999), “Politics of the pulpit: Mosque becomes political platforms for the opposition,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 162(37): 22 Sep 16
Jayasankaran, S. (1998), “Forbidden love: cross-cultural romance sparks Muslim anger,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 161(21): 15 Feb 4
Jayasankaran, S. and M. Hiebert (1997), “Malaysian dilemmas [economic success creates problems even as life improves]” Far Eastern Economic Review, 160: 18-20 Sep 4
Jayasankaran, S. (1997), “New convictions: Islamic groups run into government opposition [militant Shia theology creates unrest in Malaysia]” Far Eastern Economic Review, 159: 21 July 11
Jayasankaran, S. (1996), “Blunt message: Mahathir meets Islamic opposition head-on Far Eastern Economic Review, 159: 21-2 Aug
Jayasankaran, S. (1995), “About face: Mahathir backs Islamic ‘rehabilitation’ center Far Eastern Economic Review, 158: 16 Jul 6
Jayasankaran, S. (1995), “Close encounter” [Muslim leader denies violating religious law] Far Eastern Economic Review, 158: 20 Feb 16
Kent, Jonathan (2003), “Malaysian Islamist calls for stonings,” (The spiritual leader of Malaysia's main Islamist opposition party, Pas, has called for people convicted of sex crimes to be stoned to death in public), BBC News, http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/2648569.stm
Noor, F. A. (1999), “Malaysia: Islam vs secularism?,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 162(25): 32 June 24
Segal, Jeffrey (1982), “Funds for the fathful: after careful preparation, Malaysia is set to open its first Islamic bank,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 118: 58, 60-61 Dec 17
Suthasasna, Arong (1989) Thai society and the Muslim minority South East Asian Review (Bihar, India) 14, nos.1-2 (Jan) 91-112
Tasker, Rodney (1980), “Keeping Islam in balance: the government acts as extremists endanger delicate equilibrium in Malaysia,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 110: 34-36 Nov 28
Vatikiotis, M. (1994), “Radical chic: Islamic fringe groups gain influence among the elite,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 157: 33 May 26
Zulkifli Alwi (1992), Casting the first stone: theological debate on hudad law gives politicians a field day,” Malaysian business, 23-26, June 16.
*SINGAPORE*
Arnold, Wayne (2001), “Digital marriage divide,” (Muslim organizations in Singapore say declaring a divorce on a cell phone text message doesn't make it legitimate) The New York Times August 12, 2001 s0 pBU4(N) pBU4(L)
Tsuruoka, D. (1994), “Memories of violence,” Far Eastern Economic Review,” 157: 28 Aug 11
Tsuruoka, D. (1994), “In the name of security: government moves to ban radical Islamic sect” Far Eastern Economic Review,” 157: 25 Aug 11
Tasker, R. (1994), “Premier vs. preacher: the Malaysian government steps up its campaign against the banned Al-Arqam Islamic sect, detaining its leader Ashaari Muhammad after his deportation from self-exile in Thailand,” Far Eastern Economic Review,”157: 14-15 Sept 15
*BRUNEI*
Hussainmiya, B. A. (1994), “Philosophy for a rich, small state,” (Brunei) Far Eastern Economic Review, 157(6):31 Feb 10, 1994
Vatikiotis, Michael (1993), “Lord of the rigs. (Brunei's Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah manipulates culture and religion to keep his status as Eastern Asia's only absolute monarch) (Asian Royalty) Far Eastern Economic Review, 156(17): 22 April 29, 1993
*PHILIPPINES*
Anonymous (2003), “True voice for Mindanao and Muslim Filipinos,” [Rep. Abdulgani ‘Gerry” Salapuddin, lone Distric of Basilian Deputy House Speaker for Mindanao], Philippines Free Press, July 26, 2003, 30: 13-16
Anonymous (2001), “South Sea trouble; The Philippines.” (The politics of separatism in the Philippines)(issue of autonomy for island of Mindanao) Economist, , 2001 pNA August 11
Anonymous (1986), “The Moro peace move,” Asiaweek (Hongkong) 12(37): 10-11 (Sep 14)
Hookway, James (1999), “Weak Minadanao economy fuels Islamic rebel group,” Asian Wall Street Journal, Jun 14.
Tasker, Rodney (1977) Moro rebels--Marcos tries it his way Far Eastern Economic Review (Hong Kong) 98(41) : 19-20 (Oct 14, 1977)
Tasker, Rodney (1977), “The Moro rebellion; who calls the shots?”, Far Eastern Economic Review (Hong Kong) 95(2): 18-20 (Jan 14,)
*THAILAND*
Fairclough, G. (1994), “Hidden hands: politicians and army blamed for bombings in the south, Far Eastern Economic Review 157: 20 June 9
Forbes, Andrew (1980), “Legacy of resentment,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 108: 21-22, June 20
McBeth, John (1980), “Separation is the goal and religious the weapon,” Far Eastern Economic Review 108:18-21
McBeth, John; Das, K. (1980), “A frontier of fear and factions: Muslim separatists and communist guerillas prey on villagers compounding problems in Thailand's Islamic deep south,” Far Eastern Economic Review (Hong Kong) 108(26): 16-21 (Jun 20)
Sricharatchanya, Paisal (1981), “Muslims move in, the CPM’s role as boss of the Thai border is under threat from Pulo separatists,” Far Eastern Economic Review 114: 23-24, 26, Oct 9
Tasker, R. (1997), “Border Breakthrough: Malaysia and Thailand team up to battle insurgents,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 161: 18 Feb 12
Vitikiotis, M. (1996), “Ties of faith: Muslims want to integrate—but also to keep identity,” Far Eastern Economic Review, 159: 29-30 April 11
*VIETNAM*
Anonymous (2003), “Vietnam 'repressing minorities'” BBC News, Tuesday, 21 January, 2003, http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/2680937.stm
Arthurs, Clare (2003), “Vietnam tightens grip on religion,” BBC News, Friday, 24 January, 2003, http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/2690495.stm
Arthurs, Clare (2002), “Vietnam hill tribe men jailed,” (A Vietnamese court has sentenced eight people to long jail terms for having contact with what the Communist Party regards as hostile forces in the United States) BBC News, Thursday, 26 December, 2002, http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/2606271.stm
Arthurs, Clare (2002), “Hanoi admits role in hilltribes crisis,” (More than a year after ethnic unrest in Vietnam's central highlands erupted into protests, the communist authorities have admitted for the first time that a failure of economic and social policy is partly responsible for the region's problems) BBC News, Wednesday, 12 June, 2002, http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/2041062.stm
Anonymous (2001), “Ethnic unrest in Vietnam's highlands,” Wednesday, 7 February, 2001, BBC News, http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/1158595.stm
Mydans, Seth (2000), “Vietnam: hostage let go,” (Muslim rebels still hold 19 mostly foreign tourists)(International Pages) New York Times, July 15, 2000 s0 pA4(N) pA4(L) col 4 (1 col in)
