Book Details

Islam in Indonesian Foreign Policy, 1st Edition by Rizal Sukma provides a comprehensive analysis of the role of Islam in shaping Indonesia’s foreign policy and international relations. This eBook explores how religious values, domestic politics, and global Islamic networks influence Indonesia’s diplomatic strategies and engagement on the world stage.

The book examines key themes such as Indonesia’s approach to Muslim-majority countries, multilateral diplomacy, soft power, and the balancing of secular and religious interests in foreign policy. Sukma offers a nuanced perspective on how Islam is integrated into national policy-making and its implications for regional and global relations.

Ideal for students, researchers, policymakers, and anyone interested in international relations, political science, and Southeast Asian studies, this eBook combines scholarly rigor with contemporary relevance, providing valuable insights into the intersection of religion and statecraft in the world’s largest Muslim-majority democracy.

Key Features:

✔ In-depth exploration of Islam’s influence on Indonesian foreign policy

✔ Analyzes domestic and international political, religious, and strategic factors

✔ Ideal for students, scholars, and policymakers in political science and international relations

✔ Combines theoretical insights with contemporary case studies

✔ Provides a nuanced understanding of religion in global diplomacy

Insightful, academically rigorous, and highly informative, Islam in Indonesian Foreign Policy (1st Edition) is highly recommended for anyone seeking to understand the intersection of religion, politics, and international affairs in Indonesia.