Religion, Decolonization, and the Planetary Community: Voices from the Indonesian Archipelago [Hardcover]

Introduction??Part 1: Thinking about Decolonization and the Planetary??1. Decolonization and Planetary Thinking??2. Decolonizing Religion: toward an Engaged Religious Methodology? 3. Decolonizing the Decolonization Discourse: The Dutch and the Making of Religion in Indonesia? 4.? Towards Decolonial Blue Ecotheology: Voices from the Archipelago??Part 2: Decolonizing Human-Nature Relations??5.?Bengawan Solo Riwayatmu Kini: Reading River Pollutants through Womens Eyes as a Decolonizing Act? 6. Decolonizing Human-Animal Relations in Indonesia: Insights from Bara, Cindakko, and Tobalo Indigenous Communities in Sulawesi? 7. Marapu Indigenous Economy: Ritual Agriculture in between Modern Disenchantment and Religious Ecology in Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia? 8. Rethinking Human-Nature Relations in the Religious Education Curriculum on Indigenous Religions in Indonesia??Part 3: Decolonizing Religion, Nature and Gender Studies??9. [Re]constructing [An]other Space: Ritual as a Site of Resistance for the Bissu Community in South Sulawesi, Indonesia? 10. Waria Battling Everyday Life: From Identity Cards to Climate Disaster in Semarang, Indonesia? 11. Daur Resik?as an Ecofeminist Recycling Initiative: Living Well with Waste in Five Indonesian Cities for a Better Planetary Life? 12. Decolonizing Human-Nature Relations: Ecofeminist Climate Activism in East Kalimantan, Indonesia??Part 4: Decolonizing Legal and Rights Frameworks for Indigenous Peoples??13. Indigenous Rights Violations in Indonesias Capital Relocation: Green Criminology and The Voice of Indigenous Peoples in East Kalimantan, Indonesia? 14.?Ibu Bumi Dilarani: How Environmental Law Conflicts with a Relational Approach to Nature in The North Kendeng Highlands, Central Java, Indonesia? 15. Separative Conservation and Forest-Integrated Communities: The Manusela National Pals&