Indonesia and the Malay World

Papers
(The median citation count of Indonesia and the Malay World is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
Digital homophobia10
Situating anti-LGBT moral panics in Indonesia7
Who are the allies of queer Muslims?6
Discordant emotions6
Maintaining and revitalising Balinese language in public space5
Qur’anic Readings and Malay Translations in 18th-Century Banten Qur’ans A.51 and W.2774
Revisiting Nu-Muhammadiyah in Indonesia4
Islamisation and the formation of vernacular Muslim material culture in 15th-century northern Sumatra3
Following Arab Saints3
The Alien Communal Patron Deity3
Lumbung Nation3
Practising Sunnah for reward of heaven in the afterlife3
Revelation and Misunderstanding2
A Place I Could Call My Own2
Political language and fake news2
English usage in the linguistic landscape of Balikpapan’s main Thoroughfares2
Thinking through the s(k)in2
Malay manuscripts: a guide to paper and watermarks. The collected works of Russell Jones 1972–20151
Community appropriation of communal sanitation1
A.W. Hamilton and the translation of English nursery rhymes into Malay1
Islam as therapy1
Erecting the submerged tree trunk1
Sex, crime and entertainment1
Collecting Honey from Sialang trees1
From Pemuda to Remaja1
A Very Old Malay Islamic manuscript1
‘There’s no place for us here’1
Colonial Legality in Sumatra1
The Kubrawī and early Javanese Islam1
A Fatwa Against Gaming?1
Plural Ecologies of Tigers in Indonesian Literature0
Crossing borders and crossing the line0
Raja Bersiong or the Fanged King0
Verse Numbering System and Arabic References in Bagus Ngarpah’s Early 20th-Century Javanese Qurʾan0
Colonial informants and the Acehnese-Dutch war0
Becoming Local0
Interpreting the Palu’e Legend Pio Pikariwu0
The Complexity of Simplicity0
Islamising neo- ibuism0
Qur’anic readings and verse divisions in 18th-century Banten Qur’ans A.51, W.277 and RAS Arabic 40
The Adat Aceh0
Minangkabau male angst and the autobiographical mode0
The author of the Syair Perang Mengkasar0
Producing the subaltern0
A Jambi Coin with Kawi Inscription from Indonesia0
Bound by history, culture, religion and kinship0
Correction0
Good to Produce0
Zulkarnain EL Madury and the micro-celebrity ustaz phenomenon0
The Fragile Bloom of the Kimilsungia0
Local Lineages in Kerinci, Sumatra0
Indonesian manuscripts in Iran0
Translating the untranslatable0
A Cloth that Promises Resurrection0
Malay Exiles in Central Thailand0
Mediating the maulid0
Trans people making the hajj to Mecca0
The broken coloniser0
Milk for Everyone?0
Possible Traces of Early Malay Settlement in South Sulawesi0
Young Scholar Prize 20220
Old names for new things0
Biopolitics of Invulnerability0
Rappers, Rajas, and Borderless Spaces0
Romantic nationhood0
Javanese Mosaic0
Jan Wisseman Christie (1947–2021)0
Chinese plates fit for an Acehnese queen0
‘Inbetweenness’, Tanah Air and Nusantara in Dain Said’s Bunohan (2012), Interchange (2016) and Dukun (2018)0
Nigel Phillips (1934–2021)0
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