If you liked Rebuilding Asia Following Natural Disasters by R. Michael Feener, start with Buddhist and Islamic Orders in Southern Asia (2018), Mission of Development (2018), and Islam and the limits of the state (2015). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Buddhist and Islamic Orders in Southern Asia
2018 · 232 pages · R. Michael Feener, Nancy K. Florida · Same author
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Mission of Development
2018 · 270 pages · Catherine Scheer, Philip Fountain, R. Michael Feener · Same author
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3
Islam and the limits of the state
2015 · 270 pages · R. Michael Feener, David Kloos, Annemarie Samuels · Same author
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4
Shari'a and Social Engineering
2013 · 300 pages · R. Michael Feener · Same author
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5
Islamic connections
2009 · 245 pages · R. Michael Feener · Same author
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Political Theologies and Development in Asia
2020 · 200 pages · Giuseppe Bolotta, Philip Fountain, R. Michael Feener · Same author
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Mapping the Acehnese Past
2011 · 308 pages · R. Michael Feener, Anthony Reed · Same author
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8
Muslim Legal Thought in Modern Indonesia
2007 · 290 pages · R. Michael Feener · Same author
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9
Memetakan masa lalu Aceh
2011 · 325 pages · R. Michael Feener, Anthony Reid · Same author
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Islamic law in contemporary Indonesia
2007 · 332 pages · R. Michael Feener, Mark E. Cammack · Same author
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Sharia And Social Engineering The Implementation Of Islamic Law In Contemporary Aceh Indonesia
2013 · 335 pages · R. Michael Feener · Same author
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Islam in World Cultures
2004 · 387 pages · R. Michael Feener · Same author
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What should I read after Rebuilding Asia Following Natural Disasters?
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