Global rebellion/ Mark Juergensmeyer
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322 HIB/R Religious politics and secular states: Egypt, India and the United States/ | 322 SOL/P Political crisis, social conflict and economic development: the political economy of the Andean region/ | 322.1 HER/G Gendering religion and politics/ Untangling modernities | 322.1 JUE/G Global rebellion/ | 322.1 RUB/T The muslim brotherhood: | 322.109 AHM/P The politics of religion in South and Southeast Asia/ | 322.10917671 BNT/B Between the state & Islam/ |
Introduction to the revised edition --
The rise of religious rebellion --
Religion vs. secular nationalism --
The loss of faith in secular nationalism --
Faith in secular nationalism --
The religious rejection of secular nationalism --
Competing ideologies of order --
Secular nationalism in the West --
The competition between two ideologies --
How secular nationalism failed to accommodate religion --
Can religion accommodate the nation-state? --
Global confrontations --
The front lines of religious rebellions : the Middle East and North Africa Iran's paradigmatic revolution --
Unrest in Egypt --
Militant zionism --
Hamas : the Islamic intifada --
Jihadi insurgents in Iraq --
Political targets of rebellion : South, Central, and Southeast Asia --
Resurgent Islam in Afghanistan and South-Central Asia Hindu nationalism --
Sikhism's suppressed war --
Sri lankan and mongolian buddhist revolts --
Islamic rebellion in Southeast Asia --
Post-cold war rebels : Europe, Aast Asia, and the United States --
Religious rejections of socialism in Russia, Eastern Europe, East Asia, and Latin America --
Religious xenophobia in Western Europe --
A peaceful resolution in Northern Ireland --
Imagined armaggedon in Japan --
Christian militia in the United States --
Transnational networks : global Jihad --
The rise of Jihadi ideology --
Emerging networks in the Afghan-Soviet war --
Global Jihad after 9/11 --
Enduring problems --
Why religious confrontations are violent --
The rhetoric of cosmic war --
When cosmic war becomes real --
Religious sanction for the use of violence --
Empowering marginal peoples --
Democracy and human rights --
Theocracy or democracy? --
The protection of minority rights --
The protection of individual rights --
Modernity and the religious state --
Conclusion: Regional rebellion and global war.
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