About

Dr. Anoraga serves as the Secretary of the MA Program and is a lecturer at the Faculty of Islamic Studies at the Indonesian International Islamic University (UIII). He earned his PhD from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at UNSW Canberra. His doctoral thesis, titled “New Media and Social Engagement: The Promotion of Civic Pluralism in Contemporary Indonesia,” delves into the impact of crowdfunding and online philanthropy on social engagement and Islam in Indonesia. Dr. Anoraga also holds a Master’s degree in Islamic Finance from Durham University. His research interests encompass digital Islam, Islamic economy and philanthropy, as well as youth and online movements. Dr. Anoraga has contributed to various journals, including Indonesia and the Malay World, Advances in Southeast Asian Studies, and the Indonesian Journal of Islam and Muslim Societies.

Publication

Anoraga, B., 2023. A Decade of Charitable Crowdfunding and Its Impacts on the Social Justice Trajectory of Islamic Philanthropy in Indonesia. Advances in Southeast Asian Studies.

Anoraga, B., 2023. Crowdfunding for inter-faith peace: youth, networked social movement, and muslim philanthropy NGOs in contemporary Indonesia. Indonesian Journal of Islam and Muslim Societies, 13(2), pp.307-337.

Anoraga, B. and Sakai, M., 2023. From Pemuda to Remaja: Millennials reproducing civic nationalism in post-New Order Indonesia. Indonesia and the Malay World, 51(150), pp.209-230.

Fauzia, A, S. Hidayati, E.A. Garadian and B. Anoraga. 2022. Towards Action: Islamic Philanthropy for Social Justice in Indonesia. Social Trust Fund.

Sakai, M. and B. Anoraga. 2020. ‘Education, Digital Enterprise and Islam in the Indonesian Modern Embedded Economy.’ In Muslim Women in the Economy: Development, Faith and Globalisation, edited by S. Samani and D. Marinova, pp. 214–28. Abingdon and New York: Routledge.

Anoraga, B., 2020. New Media and Social Engagement The Promotion of Civic Pluralism in Contemporary Indonesia (Doctoral dissertation, UNSW Australia).