Publikationen von Dominik Müller

Müller, D.: Brunei's Sharia penal code order: punitive turn or the art of non-punishment? Journal of Islamic Law 1 (1), S. 167 - 187 (2020)

Müller, D.: Bureaucratic Islam compared: classificatory power and state-ified religious meaning-making in Brunei and Singapore. Journal of Law and Religion 33 (2), S. 212 - 247 (2018)

Müller, D.: Islamic authority and the state in Brunei Darussalam. Kyoto Review of Southeast Asia 23 (2018)

Müller, D.: Hybrid pathways to orthodoxy in Brunei Darussalam: bureaucratised exorcism, scientisation and the mainstreaming of deviant-declared practices. Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs 37 (1), S. 141 - 183 (2018)

Müller, D.: Social categorization and religiously framed state-making in Brunei: from criminalizing supernatural healers to the rise of bureaucratized exorcism. Berita 2018 (Summer), S. 9 - 21 (2018)

Müller, D.; Steiner, K.: The bureaucratisation of Islam in Southeast Asia: transdisciplinary perspectives. Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs 37 (1), S. 3 - 26 (2018)

Müller, D.: From consultancy to critique: the 'success story' of globalized zakat management in Malaysia and its normative ambiguities. Globalizations 14 (1), S. 81 - 98 (2017)

Müller, D.: Brunei Darussalam in 2016: the Sultan is not amused. Asian Survey 57 (1), S. 199 - 205 (2017)

Müller, D.: Paradoxical normativities in Brunei Darussalam and Malaysia: Islamic law and the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration. Asian Survey 56 (3), S. 415 - 441 (2016)

Müller, D.: Brunei in 2015: oil revenues down, sharia on the rise. Asian Survey 56 (1), S. 162 - 167 (2016)

Müller, D.: Sharia law and the politics of ‘faith control’ in Brunei Darussalam: dynamics of socio-legal change in a Southeast Asian sultanate. Internationales Asien-Forum 46 (3-4), S. 313 - 345 (2015)

Müller, D.: Islamic politics and popular culture in Malaysia: negotiating normative change between shariah law and electric guitars. Indonesia and the Malay World 43 (127), S. 318 - 344 (2015)

Müller, D.: Post-Islamism or Pop-Islamism?: ethnographic observations of Muslim youth politics in Malaysia. Paideuma 59, S. 261 - 284 (2013)

Müller, D.: An internationalist national islamic struggle?: narratives of ‘brothers abroad’ in the discursive practices of the Islamic Party of Malaysia (PAS). South East Asia Research 18 (4), S. 757 - 791 (2010)

Müller, D.: ‘Save Gaza!‘: Reaktionen auf den Gaza-Konflikt im Diskurs der Islamischen Partei von Malaysia (PAS). Südostasien 4, S. 38 - 42 (2009)

Foblets, M.-C.; Alidadi, K.; Müller, D.: Introduction: the search for justice in plural societies; the opportunities and pitfalls of accommodative law and practices. In: Redesigning justice for plural societies: case studies of minority accommodation from around the globe, S. 1 - 17 (Hg. Foblets, M.-C.; Alidadi, K.; Müller, D.). Routledge, London; New York (2023)

Müller, D.; Biro, T. G.: Malaysia. In: Encyclopaedia of Islam, Bd. 1, 3. ed. Aufl., S. 125 - 135 (Hg. Fleet, K.; Krämer, G.; Matringe, D.; Nawas, J.; Rowson, E.). Brill, Leiden; Boston (2021)

Müller, D.: Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura. In: Encyclopaedia of Islam, Bd. 4, 3 ed. Aufl., S. 113 - 115 (Hg. Fleet, K.; Krämer, G.; Matringe, D.; Nawas, J.; Everett, R.). Brill, Leiden; Boston (2020)

Müller, D.; Steiner, K.: Pluralism in Brunei’s constitution?: ethnicity, religion and the absolute monarchy. In: Pluralist constitutions in Southeast Asia, 1. ed. Aufl., S. 83 - 113 (Hg. Neo, J. L.; Bui, N. S.). Hart, Oxford (2019)

Müller, D.: State-Islam relations in Southeast Asia: a comparative perspective. In: Ethics, Politics and Law, S. 159 - 174 (Hg. Günther, H.-C.). Bautz, Nordhausen (2018)

Beránek, O.; Müller, D.: Die staatliche Verfolgung von Magiern in Brunei Darussalam und Saudi-Arabien. In: Normenkonflikte in pluralistischen Gesellschaften, S. 291 - 324 (Hg. Schröter, S.). Campus, Frankfurt/Main; New York (2017)

Müller, D.: Ummah revisited: anti-Shia hatred in Malaysia since the outbreak of the Syrian civil war. In: Illusions of democracy: Malaysian politics and people, S. 137 - 159 (Hg. Lemière, S.). Selangor, Petaling Jaya (2017)

Müller, D.: When ‘PAS is HAMAS’ and ‘UMNO acts like Israel’: localized appropriations of the Palestine conflict in Malaysia. In: Graffiti, converts and vigilantes: Islam outside the mainstream in maritime Southeast Asia, S. 77 - 106 (Hg. Petrů, T.). Caesarpress, Wien (2015)

Müller, D.: Melayu Islam Beraja: Islam, Staat und politische Kommunikation in Brunei Darussalam. In: State and Islam in Southeast Asia, S. 147 - 170 (Hg. Schulze, F.; Warnk, H.). Harrassowitz, Wiesbaden (2010)

Müller, D.: The bureaucratization of Islam and its socio-legal dimensions in Southeast Asia: conceptual contours of a research project. Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology Working Papers 187 (2017), 53 S.

Report 2017-2019: Department 'Law & Anthropology'; Max Planck Fellow Group 'Environmental Rights in Cultural Context'; Emmy Noether Research Group 'The Bureaucratization of Islam' (Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology Report, 2017-2019). Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle/Saale (2020), X, 217 S.

Müller, D.; Steiner, K. (Hg.): The bureaucratisation of Islam in Southeast Asia: transdisciplinary perspectives (Sonderheft). Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs 37, (1) (2018)

Müller, D.: Transit ins Paradies: IS-Rekruten und das Problem ideologischer Terrorismusbekämpfung in Malaysia, (2015)

Müller, D.: Taming the wild: aborigines and racial knowledge in colonial Malaya by Khor Manickam, S. Honolulu: University of Hawai'i Press, 2015. Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology 18 (1), S. 93 - 95 (2017)

Müller, D.: Joseph C. Liow (2009): ‘piety and politics; islamism in contemporary malaysia’. South East Asia Research 18 (3), S. 616 - 620 (2010)

Foblets, M.-C.; Alidadi, K.; Müller, D. (Hg.): Redesigning justice for plural societies: case studies of minority accommodation from around the globe. Routledge, London (2023), 278 S.

Müller, D.: Islam, politics and youth in Malaysia: the pop-Islamist reinvention of PAS. Routledge, Abingdon (2014), XXI, 195 S.

10 questions for Dominik Müller. (2022)

How has the Islamic party of Malaysia’s stance towards popular culture evolved? (2017)