Ritsumeikan University Asia-Japan Research Series
Islamic Civil Society Organizations and Their Role in Forming Social Capital in Disaster-Hit Communities in Southeast Asia: The Cases of Aceh and East Java, Indonesia
《Profile of the author》
| Muhammad Riza NURDIN Affiliation: Visiting Researcher, Ritsumeikan Asia-Japan Research Organization, Ritsumeikan University Specialized field: Area studies (Southeast Asia), |
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| This book examines the roles of Islamic Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and their social capital formation in post-disaster Indonesia. The central research question of this book is to what extent are external Islamic CSOs able to create positive results, or generate negative consequences from the social capital formation while delivering disaster recovery assistance to affected communities? This book does not only aim to enrich the understudied literature on the nexus of religious CSOs and social capital in a post-disaster setting but also offers lessons learned for disaster practitioners for better disaster governance in a similar context in other parts of Indonesia, Southeast Asia, and beyond. |
《Table of Contents (total. 215 pages)》
| Preface iv |
| Forward (Miwa HIRONO) |
| List of Abbreviations |
| Introduction |
| Chapter 1: The Nexus between Civil Society, Religion and Social Capital in Disaster Recovery |
| Chapter 2: The Development of Indonesian CSOs: Various Roles and the Use of Social Capital |
| Chapter 3: The Government and Gap Fillers in Indonesian Disaster Recovery |
| Chapter 4: Social Capital that Bridges, Bonds and Links: Islamic CSO in the Aftermath of the 2013 Gayo Earthquake |
| Chapter 5: Positive and Negative Externalities of Social Capital: External Islamic CSOs in the Aftermath of the 2014 Mt. Kelud Eruption |
| Conclusion |
| Bibliography |
| Index |
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