Muslim society, higher education and development in Southeast Asia
Muslim societies in Southeast Asia are perceived to be relatively backward. Despite their significant number, Muslim are often on the periphery in terms of their contributions to national development.Reasons offered to explain this phenomenon - both in historical and contemporary perspectives - gene...
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Singapore
Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
1987
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| Series: | Social issues in Southeast Asia
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Higher education in Southeast Asia in the next decade proceedings of the Joint RIHED and ICED-HED Seminar, held in Singapore, 29 to 31 May, 1976 
CRITICAL ISSUES AND REFORM IN MUSLIM HIGHER EDUCATION