How Moderate are Indonesian Muslims?
Compared to many other Muslim-majority countries, Indonesian Muslims are neither too liberal nor too moderate. They’re right in the middle.
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Friends from Across the Aisle
Having more inparty friends doesn’t mean that one has to have fewer outparty friends. It’s possible to actually make friends from the same side as well as from across the aisle.
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Friendships Might Explain Why Muslim Countries Have Low Tolerance
Muslim-majority countries have poorer interfaith relations than non-Muslim majority countries and religiously homogeneous friendships may be responsible for it.
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Sekularisme Prancis dan Kegagapan Kita Mengelola Ketersinggungan
Ketika kita marah karena orang suci dihina, jangan-jangan itu karena kita masih gagap mengelola perasaan tersinggung.
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How China’s Foreign Policy Shapes Prejudice against Chinese Indonesians
Do China’s domestic and foreign policy actions have consequences on prejudice towards Chinese Indonesians? Our study finds that they do indirectly, by first affecting the benefits and drawbacks that Indonesians perceive in fostering close Sino-Indonesian relations.
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Apa yang Bisa Indonesia Pelajari dari Tensi Rasial di Amerika?
Pelajaran apa yang bisa Indonesia petik dari sejarah dan cara Amerika bergulat dengan rasisme, diskriminasi, dan intoleransi?
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