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Post-war Laos makes not only an important contribution to the study of Lao identity
Drawing on current anthropological debates on the state in Southeast Asia and more generally on debates on property theory
”—SYLVIA BOORSTEIN
The cost of managing the disease has increased significantly compared to many other health interventions
“Pattana Kitiarsa’s ability to weave his personal experiences in with sophisticated anthropological methods makes this book a fascinating and moving read
Shift in Zakat Practice in Indonesia, The: From Piety to an Islamic Socio-Political-Economic System Health Worker Post-war Laos makes not onlyArskal Salim Zakat, one of Islams Five Pillars, is the practice of giving a fixed proportion of ones financial assets to those in need, thereby purifying both ones soul and ones remaining wealth. In Indonesia, since the coming of Islam, zakat has been a means of worship, and its collection has been voluntary and decentralized. Arskal Salim argues that in the post New Order regime zakat practice changed structurally and institutionally through the