The Indonesian democratic transition, which occurred after the collapse of the New Order,
was a significant moment that enabled diverse Islamic groups to use media for their own …

Islamic consumption promises to correct the ills of consumption yet relies on the logic of
consumption for its appeal. Fashionably pious women in Indonesia have become figures of …

Armed with cheap digital technologies and a fiercely independent spirit, millions of young
people from around the world have taken cultural production into their own hands, crafting …

Figures of mobility, from nomads to flâneurs and tourists, have been used to describe both
self and other in the social sciences and humanities for a long time. They act as a …

As a concept, mobility captures the common impression that one's lifeworld is in flux, with not
only people, but also cultures, objects, capital, businesses, services, diseases, media …

In contemporary Indonesia, a new generation of Muslim pop preachers and self‐help gurus
tap into, and trade on, the symbolic and economic capital of Islam, science, and media …

The flâneur acts as a key figure for understanding the relationship between the individual,
modernity and the city. A reference to dandy young gentlemen, who walked, performed and …

The series EmotionCultures is a collection of works centered around current questions
raised in interdisciplinary and innovative research on emotions. At the core are empirical …

The existing literature on street vendors has largely examined processes of marginalisation
of informal enterprises amid rapid urban development. At the same time, the resistance …

Through analysis of an increasingly popular phenomenon of courses training feminine
comportment in Indonesia, I argue in this article that the appeal and work of femininity can …