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1. Introduction: radical conservatism - the protean politics of adat David Henley and Jamie S. Davidson 2. Colonial dilemma: Van Vollenhoven and the struggle between adat law and Western law in Indonesia C. Fasseur 3. Custom, that is before all law Peter Burns 4. Custom and koperasi: the cooperative ideal in Indonesia David Henley 5. The romance of adat in the Indonesian political imagination and the current revival David Bourchier 6. Land, custom and the state in post-Suharto Indonesia: a foreign lawyer's perspective Daniel Fitzpatrick 7. Return of the sultans: the communitarian turn in local politics Gerry van Klinken 8. Adat in Balinese discourse and practice: locating citizenship and the commonweal Carol Warren 9. The many roles of adat in West Sumatra Renske Biezeveld 10. Culture and rights in ethnic violence Jamie S. Davidson 11. Adat revivalism in western Flores Maribeth Erb 12. From bumiputera to masyarakat adat: a long and confusing journey Sandra Moniaga 13. From customary law to indigenous sovereignty: reconceptualizing the scope and significance of masyarakat adat in contemporary Indonesia Greg Acciaioli 14. The masyarakat adat movement in Indonesia: a critical insider's view Arianto 15. Adat in Central Sulawesi: contemporary deployments Tania M. Li
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Ismael Diaz
reviewed The revival of tradition in Indonesian politics on November 17, 2014
The revival of tradition in Indonesian politics
Braude argues that Spiritualists constituted the radical wing of the women's rights movement during the latter half of the nineteenth century. Spiritualism was a radically individualistic philosophy, which affirmed every individual's access to spiritual truth and in fact considered women somewhat more spiritually sensitive than men. This special sensitivity of women meant that they had the potential to be a very positive influence on America's male-dominated society. This meant that for spiritualists-- who also supported other radical reform movements such as abolition and temperance-- women's rights became the mother of all reforms. The liberation of women from oppressive traditional roles would be the liberation of women's power to cure other social ills. Although spiritualists did not ultimately set the agenda of the women's rights movement, they did contribute substantial energy, talent, and personnel.
Overall, a very interesting and persuasive book, and an excellent example of a religious movement that had a substantive positive impact on American politics and society.
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