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In the 2nd International Symposium of Anthropology held by FISIP-UI in 2002 in Padang, a participant questioned: ”As Pancasila no longer has the power as a uniting factor for ethnic diversity in Indonesia, what factor then has the same power as Pancasila for multiculturalism policy in this country.” (This paper is not intended to discuss Pancasila, but to explore the unifying factor, instead)

Exploring Uniting Factor for Multiculturalism Policy: Portrait of Hadrami, Arab Community in Indonesia