The other Saudis : Shiism, dissent and sectarianism
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The other Saudis : Shiism, dissent and sectarianism
（Cambridge Middle East studies, 46）
Cambridge University Press, 2015
- : pbk
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Includes bibliography (p. 221-256) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Toby Matthiesen traces the politics of the Shia in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia from the nineteenth century until the present day. This book outlines the difficult experiences of being Shia in a Wahhabi state, and casts new light on how the Shia have mobilised politically to change their position. Shia petitioned the rulers, joined secular opposition parties and founded Islamist movements. Most Saudi Shia opposition activists profited from an amnesty in 1993 and subsequently found a place in civil society and the public sphere. However, since 2011 a new Shia protest movement has again challenged the state. The Other Saudis shows how exclusionary state practices created an internal Other and how sectarian discrimination has strengthened Shia communal identities. The book is based on little-known Arabic sources, extensive fieldwork in Saudi Arabia and interviews with key activists. Of immense geopolitical importance, the oil-rich Eastern Province is a crucial but little known factor in regional politics and Gulf security.
目次
- Introduction
- 1. Politics of notables
- 2. Oil and dissent
- 3. Shia Islamism
- 4. A decade of confrontation
- 5. No more revolution
- 6. Marginal recognition
- 7. A new Intifada
- Conclusion: the politics of sectarianism.
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