RT Article
T1 The globalization of religious markets: International innovations, Malaysian consumption
JF Sojourn
VO 8
IS 1
SP 35
OP 61
A1 Lee, Raymond L. M.
LA English
PB Institution
YR 1993
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1630897159
AB According to the author, in Malaysia secularization is an uneven process, bifurcating religious practices into an Islamic and non-Islamic field. The former is linked to international Islamic institutions. The latter lacks currency in the political structure and is freer to innovate with less government interference. He examines the market implications of religious asymmetry in this country. The author points out that for the non-Muslimes, the apolitical nature of their religions has predisposed them to more experimentation and innovation than the Muslims. (DÜI-Sen)
K1 Islam
K1 Muslim
K1 Hinduismus
K1 Buddhismus
K1 Christentum
K1 Interaktion
K1 Internationale Kooperation
K1 Malaysia