Instruments for promoting pluralism : examples from two Indonesian NGOs
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Abstract:
This working paper presents two interesting examples of ‘practices of pluralism’ in Indonesia. Both authors work in the NGO sector and participate in the Regional Team of the Promoting Pluralism Knowledge program in Indonesia. Both describe their engagement with the challenges they meet when trying to effectively promote pluralism in local communities.
Farid Wajidi suggests somewhat ironically that the pro-pluralism movement in Indonesia can learn a lot from the varied strategies that fundamentalist organizations adopt when they try to reach their target groups.
Darmiyanti Muchtar believes that community based assessment is a crucial element in advocacy work on pluralism at grass root level.
Authors:
Wajdi, F.
,
Muchtar, D.
Series Title:
Pluralism Working Paper
Country:
Indonesia
Category:
Research
Serial number:
3
ISSN:
1879-7172
Keywords:
civil society
,
communities
,
religion
,
human rights
Language:
eng
Organization:
Hivos – Humanist Institute for Development Cooperation
Organization:
Kosmopolis Institute (University for Humanistics)
,
Center for Religious & Cross-Cultural Studies (Gadjah Mada Graduate School)
,
Centre for the Study of Culture and Society
,
Cross Cultural Foundation of Uganda
PAGE:
37
Place:
The Hague [etc.]
Publisher:
Hivos [etc.]
Year:
2009
Region:
Southeast Asia
Right:
© 2009 Hivos [etc.]
Subject:
Culture, Society and Religion
Title:
Instruments for promoting pluralism : examples from two Indonesian NGOs