between Islam and secularism in the foreign policy of Soeharto and beyond text Copenhagen NIAS Press 2007 ind ENG 238 hlm. ‘Why bother to write a study on Islam in Indonesia’s foreign policy’, asked a friend of mine, ‘when there is nothing much to write?’ My response to that precarious question is that, although at first glance there would seem to be nothing to much to write, the ‘revival’ of Islam in Indonesia’s domestic politics as well as in world politics in the late 1980s has marked the repositioning of religious factors in international relations. Moreover, the topic did not invite wider attention by foreign policy scholars, especially Indonesians. In addition, this topic has also become one of the ‘political mysteries’ of the Soeharto era. Dewasa Indonesia - Politics and government - 1966-1998 Islam and politics - Indonesia Soeharto, 1921- 322.109598 BPAD DKI 978-87-91114-92-2 JKPU DKI 20111225184919.0 JAKPU-12110000000086 Converted from MARCXML to MODS version 3.5 using MARC21slim2MODS3-5.xsl (Revision 1.106 2014/12/19)