Titlebook: Islamic Fundamentalism in Egyptian Politics; 2nd Revised Edition Barry Rubin Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc

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Barry Rubinkönnen verschieden Motive zu Grunde liegen (vgl. dazu auch Dautwitz, 2006, S. 9 ff.). Übergeordnete, strategische Motive können z. B. die frührzeitige Besetzung von Zukunftsmärkten oder die Risikostreuung im Unternehmensportfolio sein. Aus transaktionskostentheoretischer Perspektive kann die Finanzi

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Overview,ment. A careful examination of the ideologies of Egyptian Islamic groups reveals deep divisions among them and their espousal of doctrines which do not appeal to most Egyptian Muslims. These constraints, which create conflicting approaches to how national political power should be gained and used, a

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Contemporary History of Fundamentalism in Egypt,strategic incompetence, limits to public support, and government repression. Thus, while fundamentalism enjoys a base of support in Egypt, it has never gained a position of ideological or political hegemony. On several occasions, the government has destroyed these groups with relative ease. While Eg

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The Muslim Brotherhood: Ideology and Program, attitudes toward the government, revolution, violence, and the ideology of the revolutionary fundamentalists. The Brothers have been successful at reestablishing their structure and maintaining their freedom only at the government’s sufferance, and their leaders are well aware of this. The relation

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,The Jama’at,iolent revolution. While a number of their leaders were former Brotherhood members, these groups differed with the Muslim Brotherhood because they rejected any compromise with the existing structures. Their ideology is carefully examined since it is so much at odds with the Islam understood and prac

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,The Radical Jam’iyat,hers. The jama’at have remained small and underground, and have suffered from severe repression. If radical fundamentalism is to revolutionize Egyptian society, the impetus will have to come from the organizations which reach a much wider audience on campuses, in neighborhoods, or around individual

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Popular Islam and Official Ulama,s, Egypt’s rulers have worked closely with the religious establishment. In Iran, the Shi’ite clergy was a largely independent body with a past record of having an adversarial relationship toward the monarchy. Sunni Egypt has no such tradition or structure.