Christianity and the Chinese in Indonesia: Ethnicity, Education and Enterprise

Filling a scholarly gap on the study of Christianity among the Chinese in Indonesia, this book addresses issues of state-religion relations and state policy on religion; contested religious space; elite Chinese philanthropy; evangelism and multiculturalism; citizenship education; and Christian faith aspirations.

Chang-Yau Hoon conducted fieldwork in Jakarta in 2004 during which he was also a visiting scholar at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Jakarta. He currently lectures in Asian Studies and Indonesian at the University of Western Australia.