Global Islamic PoliticsLongman, 2003 - 468 pages The primary intention of this book is to explore, analyze, and explain global Islamic politics. In doing so, this text discusses the root causes, characteristics, consequences, and implications of global Islamic politics.
Written in a simple and clear style and providing in-depth definitions of key terms, Global Islamic Politics aims to make this important and complex subject accessible to all readers. In addition, the book offers suggestions for ameliorating the relations between the Muslim world and the West in a way that promotes mutual understanding and peace, rather than misunderstanding and conflict. |
Contents
CHAPTER TWO Islamism and Islamic Revivals | 38 |
CHAPTER THREE Revolutionary Islamists | 62 |
CHAPTER FOUR Traditionalist Islamists | 95 |
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