Knowledge Production, Area Studies and Global Cooperation - Derichs, Claudia (Routledge, 2017)
Keywords: Anthropology; Area studies; Biodiversity; Business & Economics; Climate Change; Communication studies; Conservation; Conventional Area Studies; Cultural and media studies; Cultural studies; Developing & Emerging Countries; Development; Development studies; Earth Sciences, Geography, Environment, Planning; Environmental economics; Environmental Policy; Environmental studies; Geography; Good Life; Interdisciplinary studies; International Islamic Relief Organization; International Monetary Fund; International relations; Islam; Islamic Economy; Islamic Entrepreneurship; Islamic Finance; Mass Organisation Nu; Mohammad Natsir; Muslim Legal Tradition; Muslim World; Naguib Al Attas; Nurcholish Madjid; Paramadina University; Philosophy; Philosophy and Religion; Philosophy: epistemology and theory of knowledge; Political Science; Politics and government; Popular Religious Leaders; Population & Development; Public Policy; Reference, Information and Interdisciplinary subjects; Regional / International studies; Regional geography; Religion and beliefs; Religion: general; Social groups, communities and identities; Social Science; Society and culture: general; Society and Social Sciences; Sociology; Sociology and anthropology; Sociology of Knowledge; Southeast Asian Studies; Sustainability; Sustainable Development; Topics in philosophy; Transnationalism; Islamic Finance; Good Life; International Islamic Relief Organization; Environmental policy; Conservation; Nurcholish Madjid; Popular Religious Leaders; Biodiversity; Sustainable development; Environmental economics; Local Knowledge; Tarbiyah Movement; Dakwah Movements; Naguib Al Attas; Mass Organisation Nu; Islamic Economy; Muslim Women's Rights Activists; Sustainability; Environmental studies; Paramadina University; Muslim World; Islamic Entrepreneurship; Southeast Asian Studies; Comparative Area Studies; Conventional Area Studies; International Monetary Fund; Western IR Theory; Islamic Market Indices; Muslim Legal Tradition; Knowledge Entrepreneurs; Climate Change; Mohammad Natsir; Translocal Subjectivities