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Claudio Pedica,Hannes Vilhjálmssonuently by Ottoman authorities (who established a garrison in Algiers and three regencies or . with capitals in Médea, Constantine and Mascara, lasting from the sixteenth to early nineteenth century); and finally, from 1830 to 1962 through its administrative incorporation into France and colonization by diverse European settlerṣ

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2662-6314 a serious understanding of Islamic politics by critically tracing the pathways by which Islamic politics has been transformed in the Middle East and Asia.978-1-349-48841-4978-1-137-40880-8Series ISSN 2662-6314 Series E-ISSN 2662-6322

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Michael Davis,Stefan Popov,Cristina Surlea politics have been the topic of recent political discussions in Muslim countries. This chapter aims to contribute to the development of the discussion by looking at the case of Pakistan, which provides us with an intriguing example of political fragmentation caused by Islamic dissent.

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Françoise Demaizière,Odile Blanvillain states in the world. That unenviable condition could be glimpsed from several defining moments that encouraged portrayals of Islamic politics as fundamentalism, extremism, radicalism or fanaticism (Said 1997: xiv–xx, xlvii–xlviii, 31–5).. First, the triumph of the clerics in the revolution in Iran

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George A. Miller,Christiane Fellbaumlitical sociology (McAdam, Tarrow and Tilly 2001; Tilly 2006). That is, dissent will be examined as adversary relations between sets of contending actors. In the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI), various state institutions, such as the Guardian Council, the Special Court of Clergy, the Islamic Revolut