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Sectarianism has become a destructive feature of the modern middle east. Whether it is driven by political elites to preserve their regimes, by regional powers to build influence, or by religious leaders who are unwilling to accept the legitimacy of other faiths, sectarianism is likely to remain part of the middle east's landscape for years to come.
This essay introduces this special issue of nova religio by examining the main varieties of jihad and the main varieties of islamism, and also by exploring the overlap between scholarship on terrorism and scholarship on nrms. Three unusual varieties of jihad are identified, all of which are relatively modern: anti-colonial jihad, pacifist jihad, and islamist jihad.
In recent years, the term sectarianism has been widely used to explain contemporary affairs across the middle east and north africa. A range of assumptions about the nature of sectarianism have become prevalent amongst scholars and policy makers who engage with these areas, in part driven by the rivalry between saudi arabia and iran (the two dominant sunni and shi’a states) and the emergence.
Civil society, sectarianism, and the muslim brotherhoodthe basic contradiction of civil society lies in its ambiguous relationship with modernity. Rooted in individualism and based on achieved identities, the emergence of civil society accompanies the process of modernization.
The place of the region in the global history of modernity has been unsettled yet critiques in the following pages, the resort to a sectarian explanation removes modern empires began to lay down lines of contested territorial dema.
8 jan 2017 militant sectarianism and the bi-polarization between sunni and shia typical of the modern middle east where no one identity has achieved contested and divided up between warring patrimonial regime remnants.
13 results found for: suny series in global modernity the insurgent, the poet, the mystic, the sectarian: these are four modes of subjectivity that have workers, the state, and contested social citizenship in postapartheid south.
Al-shehabi argues that sectarianism emerged as a modern phenomenon in bahrain during this period. It also heralded the birth of absolutist rule in the gulf, under the tutelage of the british raj, to counter nationalist and anti-colonial movements tied to the al-nahda renaissance in the wider arab world.
14 may 2019 contested modernity: sectarianism, nationalism, and colonialism in bahrain.
The distinctive characteristics of the great revolutions – the modern transformation of sectarian utopianism. In the preceding discussion we have seen that while the kernels of proto-fundamentalist movements existed in all the axial civilizations, in some they developed more and had greater influence.
Uncoupling the beginnings of modern shi’i collective identity from the rise of political shi’ism, weiss transforms our understanding of the nature of sectarianism and shows why in lebanon it has been both so productive and so destructive at the same time.
The study of pre-modern shi‘i-sunni relations in particular requires a vocabulary that draws attention to the contested nature of religious authority and the dynamic relationships of power between shi‘i and sunni scholars in the pre-modern period.
Contested modernity: sectarianism, nationalism, and colonialism in bahrain ( radical histories of the middle east) hardcover – 4 april 2019 print length.
Arabist dimension, sometimes leading to sectarian clashes, particularly so during the infamous ashura celebrations in 1953, resulting in a riot ‘which became one of the most fiercely contested events in the history of modern bahrain’ (holmes, 2016, pp105-114) with clear arab/persian and sunni/shi’i sectarian overtones.
Contested modernity: sectarianism, nationalism, and colonialism in bahrain (radical histories of the middle east).
Fundamentalism, sectarianism, and revolution is a major comparative forceful contemporary response to tensions in modernity and the dynamics of civilization. Published: (2007); fundamentalism: perspectives on a contested history.
Sectarianism has become a destructive feature of the modern middle east. Whether it is driven by political elites as a regime-survival strategy, by major powers to build regional influence, or by religious leaders and believers who are unwilling to accept the equal status of other religious groups, sectarianism is likely to remain part of the regional landscape for years to come.
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Most equality issues are heavily politically contested, including (but not limited to) those relating to sectarianism. As the co-conveners of the equality coalition have pointed out previously, we are still in an environment in which you can be accused of being sectarian because you have raised evidence.
Alshehabi - discussions of the arab world, particularly the gulf states, increasingly focus on sectarianism and autocratic rule.
Discussions of the arab world, particularly the gulf states, increasingly focus on sectarianism and autocratic rule. These features are often attributed to the dominance of monarchs, islamists, oil, and ‘ancient hatreds’. To understand their rise, however, one has to turn to a largely forgotten but decisive episode with far-reaching repercussions – bahrain under british colonial rule in the early twentieth century.
His latest book in english “contested modernity: sectarianism, nationalism, and colonialism in bahrain” was released in 2019 with oneworld publications.
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Sectarian violence involving rohingya in myanmar: historical roots and the architecture of china's mosques, both historic and modern, reflects this diversity. As the most hotly contested and controversial aspect of india's.
Sectarianism is the child of the present-day contradictions of modern arab and middle eastern societies. Its most vulgar outbursts always surface in times of crisis – the maronite-druze conflict in mount lebanon in the 1860s was a reflection of the contradictions arising from the introduction of capitalism.
Sectarianism remains a relatively vague and elusive legal term in addition to its contested nature. Broadly speaking, sectarianism can be thought of as the politics of identity consisting of ethnic, religious, sectarian and tribal boundaries.
Contested modernities postcolonial modern architecture in southeast asia is the subject of passionate debate among experts in the region, but little known internationally. Contested modernities expands the discourse on southeast asian modernism with an exhibition in berlin, online events, and a print publication.
Contested modernity: divided rule and the birth of sectarianism, nationalism, and absolutism in bahrain overview of attention for article published in british journal of middle eastern studies, june 2016.
The concern with sectarianism in the modern arab world thus does not simply indicate a political space that is contested by competing religious, ethnic, or other.
Request pdf contested modernity: divided rule and the birth of sectarianism, nationalism, and absolutism in bahrain this study argues that political.
Alshehabi - discussions of the arab world, particularly the gulf states, increasingly focus on sectarianism and autocratic rule.
Theology: the roots of modernity and the metaphorics of secularization chapter 7 223 politics: between heresy and paganism, the struggle over political theology between jacob taubes and odo marquard part iv 285 methodological reflection chapter 8 287 understanding the secularization debate: geistesgeschichte and essentially contested concepts.
Sectarianism and modernity beirut, belfast, and sarajevo all witnessed scenes of devastating sectarian conflict in the late 20th century. Sectarian conflicts continue to wrack syria, iraq and yemen today. In each of these conflicts, “talking-heads” in the media and politicians in the us have solemnly intoned that these.
Contested modernity: sectarianism, nationalism, and colonialism in bahrain. Discussions of the arab world, particularly the gulf states, increasingly focus on sectarianism and autocratic rule. These features are often attributed to the dominance of monarchs, islamists, oil, and ‘ancient hatreds’.
Modernity, civil society, and sectarianism: the egyptian muslim brotherhood and the takfir groups modernity, civil society, and sectarianism: the egyptian muslim brotherhood and the takfir groups weber, peter 2012-05-26 00:00:00 by emphasizing civil society’s ambiguous relationship with modernity, the author proposes a discursive definition of civil society that draws on conflict theory.
17 aug 2020 americanization, russification, and the contradictory promises of modernity: a sectarian group's great migration.
Sectarianism: contested norms and the logic of regional conflict in the greater levant.
His latest book in english “contested modernity: sectarianism, nationalism, and colonialism in bahrain” was released in 2019 with oneworld publications. He is currently working on a book exploring capital accumulation in the gulf states during the oil-era, focusing on the constitutive social relations both domestically and globally.
The culture of sectarianism community, history, and violence in nineteenth-century ottoman lebanon by ussama makdisi. Focusing on ottoman lebanon, ussama makdisi shows how sectarianism was a manifestation of modernity that transcended the physical boundaries of a particular country.
Authoritarianism, not theology or primordial hatred, is the crucial element in understanding the politics of sectarianism. Authoritarian regimes in the middle east have deliberately manipulated.
Sectarianism is the child of the present-day contradictions of modern arab and middle eastern societies. Its most vulgar outbursts always surface in times of crisis – the maronite-druze conflict in mount lebanon in the 1860s was a reflection of the contradictions arising from the introduction of capitalism. Similarly the 1975–1990 civil war saw the rise of sectarianism as a defining character of the political conflict, as a both a sign of the crisis of the newly established lebanese.
The basis of a common national affiliation has often been a contested realm in the middle east. Sectarian identifications have impacted on the fractious course of modern politics in the region, with visible repercussions felt within both the domestic and international spheres.
Consideration of the amendment arose at a time of pervasive hostility to the catholic church and to catholics in general, and it was an open secret that sectarian was code for catholic. In short, nothing in the establishment clause requires the exclusion of pervasively sectarian.
The culture of sectarianism: community, history, and violence in nineteenth-century ottoman lebanon.
Addressed in this special issue on contested borders in the middle east and of sovereignty and statehood in the modern middle east, to review longer-term 28 fanar haddad, sectarianism in iraq: antagonistic visions of unity (london.
Sectarian actors perceive that there is a political threat from another sect due to specific behaviors or rhetoric, there is a tendency to respond in a sectarian manner to protect political and religious interests, and this can lead to a vicious cycle of distrust among the sects. Sectarianism can best be described as an interrelated but generally.
Discussions of the arab world, particularly the gulf states, increasingly focus on sectarianism and autocratic rule. These features are often attributed to the dominance of monarchs, islamists, oil, and ‘ancient hatreds'. To understand their rise, however, one has to turn to a largely forgotten but decisive episode with far-reaching repercussions - bahrain under british colonial rule in the early twentieth century.
2008 carnegie scholars award, “defining the secular in the modern middle on “contested polities: religious disciplines and structures of modernity” (with 2012 sectarian conflict and family law in egypt, american ethnologist 39(1).
Listed in: law, jurisprudence, and social thought, as ljst-280. Sectarianism and modernity are often understood as diametrically opposed phenomena.
By emphasizing civil society’s ambiguous relationship with modernity, the author proposes a discursive definition of civil society that draws on conflict theory. The author distinguishes between a civil society and a sectarian approach to politics from a theoretical perspective. Accordingly, a juxtaposition of the muslim brotherhood and its splinter groups in the egyptian political arena epitomizes the opposing ideals of a civil society and a good society.
3 aug 2017 and what could be done to avert sectarian violence, to foster tolerance and “ contested modernity: divided rule and the birth of sectarianism,.
Cartel reacts suggests that sectarianism can at times be highly contested. Modern sectarianism, especially the impact of modern capitalism.
This chapter is a call for the development of a “sociology of sectarianism,” one that moves beyond middle east exceptionalism to study the phenomenon of sectarianism in its complexity by locating it historically and analyzing it globally within the broader interlocking systems of social stratification.
In this presentation, dr alshehabi argues that political mobilisation, based on ethnosectarian identities in bahrain, is a modernist product of the contestat.
Contested modernity sectarianism, nationalism, and colonialism in bahrain. [omar alshehabi] -- an innovative reading of the rise of sectarianism across the middle east, including the role of british colonialism.
Drawing on a previously unexamined arabic literature as well as british archives, omar alshehabi argues that sectarianism emerged as a modern phenomenon in bahrain during this period. It also heralded the birth of absolutist rule in the gulf, under the tutelage of the british raj, to counter nationalist and anti-colonial movements tied to the al-nahda renaissance in the wider arab world.
23 mar 2020 his latest book in english “contested modernity: sectarianism, nationalism, and colonialism in bahrain” was released in 2019 with oneworld.
In the modern reconstructed nation, sectarianism serves as a metaphor for the unwanted past. “sectarianism,” however, is a neologism born in the age of nationalism to signify the antithesis of nation; its meaning is predicated on and constructed against a territorially bounded liberal nation-state.
“the severity of political conflict has grown increasingly divorced from the magnitude of policy disagreement,” the authors write, requiring the development of “a superordinate construct, political.
Translations (forthcoming) 2020 omar al-shehabi, contested modernity: sectarianism, nationalism, and colonialism in bahrain [arabic], kuwait: nuhudh.
His latest book in english, contested modernity: sectarianism, nationalism, and award-winning scholar of modern palestinian and arab history, professor.
5 jan 2021 contested modernity: divided rule and the birth of sectarianism, nationalism, and absolutism in bahrainbritish journal of middle eastern.
Contested modernity: sectarianism, nationalism and colonialism in bahrain “sovereignty versus sectarianism: contested norms and the logic of regional conflict.
Civil society is a modern concept (that is, a clear-cut distinction emerged between political and civil society). 2 in this context, modernity refers to a situation in which individuals are their own masters. Modernity, therefore, indicates a development characterized by the demise of traditional society and the rise of a modern market-based.
17 feb 2011 most fiercely contested events in the history of modern bahrain' (holmes, 2016, pp105-114) with clear arab/persian and sunni/shi'i sectarian.
He contends that it is a type of modern jacobin, yet also antimodern utopian, movement engaged in the totalistic.
Contested modernity sectarianism, nationalism, and colonialism in bahrain.
Political polarization, a concern in many countries, is especially acrimonious in the united states (see the first box). For decades, scholars have studied polarization as an ideological matter—how strongly democrats and republicans diverge vis-à-vis political ideals and policy goals. Such competition among groups in the marketplace of ideas is a hallmark of a healthy democracy.
By emphasizing civil society’s ambiguous relationship with modernity, the author proposes a discursive definition of civil society that draws on conflict theory. The author distinguishes between a civil society and a sectarian approach to politics from a theoretical perspective. Accordingly, a juxtaposition of the muslim brotherhood and its splinter groups in the egyptian political arena.
Qxd 8/22/07 2:00 pm page 6 jihad, modernity, and sectarianism mark sedgwick abstract: this essay introduces this special issue of nova religio by examining the main varieties of jihad and the main varieties of islamism, and also by exploring the overlap between scholarship on terrorism and scholarship on nrms.
Contested modernity: divided rule and the birth of sectarianism, nationalism, and absolutism in bahrain omar hesham alshehabi gulf centre for development policies, gulf university for science and technology, kuwait, kuwait correspondence omar.
It argues that sectarianism has been an enduring feature of the state-making trajectory in iraq due to the failure of the modern nationstate to resolve inherent tensions - between primordial sectarian identities and concepts of unified statehood and uniform citizenry.
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The middle east is experiencing an extended period of turmoil and violent conflict. Two main explanations exist to account for heightened levels of conflict and competition. The first attributes current conditions to the intensification of sectarian polarization in the arab east; regional dynamics are best explained by identity politics, which serve as instruments of sectarian regimes.
6 jun 2016 this study argues that political mobilization based on ethnosectarian identities in bahrain is a modernist product of the contestations that.
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