CILS and Federation Fellowship Briefing Paper Series

The Centre for Islamic Law and Society (CILS) (now Centre for Indonesian Law, Islam and Society) published the CILS Islamic Issues Briefing Paper Series, contributed by scholars around the world with an affiliation to the CILS.

Professor Tim Lindsey's ARC Federation Fellowship published the Islamic, Syariah and Governance Background Paper Series. Both series were distributed widely amongst government, business, academic and community organisations.

Islamic, Syariah and Governance Background Paper Series

Islamic Law in the Philippines: Between Appeasement and Neglect - No 9 (2011)
by Mr Matthew Stephens

Indonesia's Islamic Educational Institutions and Radicalism Among Muslim Youth - No 8 (2011)
by Dr Dina Afrianty

The 'Dato' Yuthitham and the Administration of Islamic Law in Southern Thailand - No 7 (2011)
by Ramizah Wan Muhammad

Democracy, Conflict and Islamic Leadership in Eastern Indonesia - No 6 (2011)
by Dr Jeremy Kingsley

Islamist Feminism: Syariah for the Empowerment of Women: The Case of Indonesia's Pesantren Al-Firdaus - No 5 (2010)
by Ms Farha Abdul Kadir Assegaf

Indonesia, Militant Islam and Ahmadiyah: Origins and Implications - No 4 (2009)
by Ms Melissa Crouch

Politics, Criminal Justice and Islamisation in Aceh - No 3 (2009)
by Dr Arskal Salim

Conflict in Southern Thailand: Causes, Agents and Trajectory - No 2 (2008)
by Dr John Funston

Anti-Terrorism Law and Criminal Process in Indonesia - No 1 (2008)
by Dr Simon Butt

CILS Islamic Issues Briefing Paper Series

Iran, Islam and Democracy: Fluid Identities - No 2 (2006)
by Professor Haleh Afshar

Islam in Southeast Asia: Tolerance and Radicalism - No 1 (2006)
by Professor Azyumardi Azra