Innocence lost : Islamism and the battle over values and world order
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書誌事項
Innocence lost : Islamism and the battle over values and world order
（University of Southern Denmark studies in history and social sciences, v. 340）
University Press of Southern Denmark, 2007
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Original title: Den tabte uskyld --from LC CIP data
Includes bibliographical references (p. 179-186)
内容説明・目次
内容説明
"Innocence Lost" examines how the matter of a number of cartoon drawings came to figure prominently on the international agenda. The book provides a description of the situation in the Middle East, including the background of the critical state of affairs in Iraq, which is best described as a state of civil war. With this as its point of departure, the book discusses the relationship between democratisation and Islamism, concluding that the present democratic process in the Middle East is apparently serving to strengthen the Islamists. Furthermore, it analyses the development of al-Qaida from being an organisation to becoming a global ideology enjoying widespread support and appealing to small local groups such as that behind the July 2005 London bombings. The book also analyses the war on terror as part of the global battle over values between a liberal and an Islamist interpretation of the concept of world order. The author poses the question of whether the world is heading towards a global civil war reminiscent of the protracted wars of religion of the late Middle Ages.
目次
- Preface
- The Battle Over Values, the Muhammad Cartoon Case. and the Unfinished Rushdie Affair
- Part I: Regime Change as Strategy
- Part II: The Democratic Dilemma in the Authoritarian Middle East
- Part III: The Globalisation of Al-Qaida's Battle Over Values
- Toward a Global Civil War?
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