From stranger-king to Stranger-Shaikh: Austronesian symbolism and Islamic knowledge

Indonesia and the Malay World

Volumn 36, Issue 105, 2008, Pages 309-321

  Gibson, Thomas ^a  

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BUREAUCRACY; ISLAMISM; KNOWLEDGE; SOCIAL CONFLICT; SOCIAL HISTORY;

EID: 49149117533     PISSN: 13639811     EISSN: 14698382     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/13639810802268072     Document Type: Article

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