The Contribution of Pesantren in Pasuruan Frans Wijsen: comparative case-study In the past, people depended on natural water sources or metered piped water, but nowadays the tendency is to buy bottled water, mainly because bottled water is considered healthier. However, this led to another issue related to bottled water: plastic waste. As a result the […]
A Qualitative Study on Eight Coastal Subdistricts of Kupang City Abstract Linda Rupidara This research was initiated by the Eastern Indonesia Women’s Network (JPIT) in the second half of 2021 based on concern for the situation and conditions of society after being hit by the tropical cyclone Seroja in early April 2021, especially towards women. […]
Dispatches from Indonesia Religion and ecology is a thriving field of study in religious studies. Along with the the emergence of awareness of a global environmental crisis, starting in 1960s works on religion and ecology developed in a variety of disciplines as well as religious and scholarly communities. The growing field is indicated by production […]
Special Issue Inclusive Religious Education: Dutch and Indonesian Experiences Guest editors: Zainal Abidin Bagir, Gerdien Bertram-Troost & Gregory Vanderbilt Peeters Publishers and Booksellers Bondgenotenlaan 153, B-3000 Louvain, Belgium Email: peeters@peeters-leuven.be Studies in Interreligious Dialogue is an academic peer-reviewed journal. It welcomes scholarly works on encounters between believers of different religions and worldviews from a practice-theory […]
Leo J. Koffeman – July 16, 2018 As one of the organizers of our 2015 conference on ‘Costly Tolerance,’ I do remember why we choose this qualification of tolerance as costly. We wanted to stress that tolerance, i.e. real and sincere tolerance, is not cheap. It costs; it has a price that you must pay if you really intend to be […]
