Examines the politics of Islam and the state in Indonesia over recent decades, during which time there has been a notable resurgence of Islamic political movements. Australian author from Australian National University.

Title from e-book title screen (viewed October 16, 2007).

1. Islamic Revival and State Control -- 2. State Corporatism and Pluralist Challenge -- 3. State Corporatism and Indonesia under Suharto -- 4. State Management of Muslim Associational Life -- 5. The Capture of Muslim Interests into Non-Party Entities -- 6. Nahdlatul Ulama: Between Incorporation and Independence -- 7. Intra-Elite Rivalry: Incorporated Islam in Conflict with the Military -- 8. Mobilisations and Counter-Mobilisations of State and Society -- 9. The Unravelling of Suharto's Regime: Muslims Join Call for Change -- 10. Habibie and Party Pluralism -- 11. Conclusion: The Failure of State Corporatism?

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