Islamism and the West [electronic resource] : from 'cultural attack' to 'missionary migrant' / Uriya Shavit.
Offering a unique analysis of Islamist ideology, Islamism and the West attempts to explain how- and why-mainstream Islamist leaders have, for the past century, developed and canonized theories which depict theWest as engaged in a sophisticated conspiracy to undermine Muslim identity by cultural mean...
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| Language: | English |
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY :
Routledge,
2014.
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| Series: | Routledge studies in political Islam ;
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Table of Contents:
- Second-generation Islamism in the path of pragmatic idealism
- Disco is the new crusader: roots and systemization of the 'cultural attack'
- Do cultures possess guns? contextualizing and debating the 'cultural attack'
- The decline of the West: predicting the collapse of a godless civilization
- From nadir to triumph: constructing the Muslim migrant as a missionary.