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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"Muslim Brotherhood"”.

  1. The political survival of the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan: from participation to boycott

    … development of relations between the Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood and Jordanian regime from 1945 to 2010, in which a distinction is made between the pre- and post-1989 eras that demarked a significant shift from partnership to crisis. Utilising an historical approach, the first era is defined by …

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  2. Brothers in Motion: Religious Practice, Political Action, and the Mobilization of the Early Muslim Brotherhood

    … to reconstruct the early mobilization of the Muslim Brotherhood as "bodies in motion." Through a re-examination of both primary and secondary source material, this study highlights the ways in which founder Hasan al-Banna appropriated both Islamic and colonial choreographic logics into the …

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  3. Economic and political liberalisation in the Middle East:the Muslim brotherhood and the politics of succession in Egypt

    … by taking into consideration the role of the Muslim Brotherhood and the politics of succession in Egypt. The Muslim Brotherhood is arguably the most important political actor in Egypt, and by looking at how the Muslim Brotherhood developed strength over the decades through a process of change …

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  4. A influência da irmandade muçulmana do Egito na política externa do governo Morsi: do engajamento político-social à chegada ao poder (2011-2013).

    The current work has the aim to study the Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood group actions in the process of elaboration of the country’s foreign policy, at the time Mohamed Morsi takes over the government of Egypt, in the year 2011. The group has an extensive political activism historic in the country, …

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  5. The 'failure' of Political Islam? : The Muslim Bortherhood's experience in government

    … came with significant implications for both the Muslim Brotherhood and for the wider understanding of Political Islams. However, the Muslim Brotherhood’s rule was short-lived, as Morsi was deposed by a coup d’etat on 3rd July 2013. Since then, many have taken his deposition as proof of the …

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  6. Piety Projects: Islamic Schools for Indonesia's Urban Middle Class

    … of piety and what it means to be a good Muslim, as presented by Al Azhar 31 Islamic Primary School and Luqman al Hakim Integrated Islamic Primary School in Jogjakarta, Indonesia. Al Azhar 31 promotes an Indonesian Islam, pluralistic and inclusive of multi-tradition approaches to Islam …

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  7. Global Islamism: The Threat to Western Civilization

    … evolutionary tactics by taking advantage of the Muslim communities to spread their radical ideology, engage in political infiltrations, and utilize propaganda to conceal their intentions of governmental takeover. Western officials have been in a state of denial regarding the Islamist movement for …

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  8. Christian-Muslim dialogue in post-revolutionary Egypt: the influence of the humanist discourse

    … interfaith meetings between Christians and Muslims in post-revolutionary Egypt using grounded theory methodology. The theoretical framework combines Laclau and Mouffe’s discourse theory from political science with the intergroup theory from social psychology. This framework helps reveal …

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  9. Lawyers of Egypt: class, precarity and politics

    … Syndicate in response to the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood within its ranks in the 1990s. In so doing, I situate the making of contemporary lawyers within the context of a deteriorating law school that reproduces legal professionals with little cultural and economic capital, but …

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  10. Islamists and democracy in Sudan: the role of Hasan Turabi, 1989-2001

    … was established in the 1940s, linked to the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, and to revivalists in the 19th and 20th centuries, such as al-Afghani, Mohammed ‘Abdu, Mawdudi, Hasan al-Turabi and Rashid al-Ghannouchi. The research assesses the theories of Turabi in Shura, democracy and issues of …

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  11. Raqs Sharqi in Cultural Diplomacy; An Important but Neglected Diplomatic Tool in U.S.-Egypt Diplomatic Relations “Soft Power is a dance that requires partners.

    … foreign policy makers, mainly because of its Muslim Brotherhood-nurtured Egyptian president. The U.S. Department of State should revisit its soft power strategies such as its successful cultural exchange programs during the Cold War, and apply them to its current U.S.-Egypt relations. In order …

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  12. The Dynamics of Violent Escalation and De-escalation: Explaining Change in Islamist Strategies in Egypt and Indonesia

    … four case studies from Egypt and Indonesia: the Muslim Brotherhood, Al-Gama'a Al-Islamiyyah, the Darul Islam, and al-Jama'a al-Islamiyyah. The empirical investigation finds that the process of violent escalation is driven by the logic of grievances. Government repression, low policy convergence …

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  13. In Search of Respectability. The Politics of the Union des organisations islamiques de France

    The spokespersons of Western Europe’s Muslim communities face the imperative to garner legitimacy among distinct, power-asymmetric audiences. They need to gain approval from the general public, whose opinions are ruled by secular liberal principles, and they need the support of their pious Muslim

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  14. The presence and architecture of Islamic health providers in Egypt

    … birthplace of many Islamic groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood, which then migrated to neighboring countries. Common themes found in the case study was the lack of regulations for both the non-state sector and IHPs, competition in service provision with the public sector, and inequality in …

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  15. Shia Political Islam in Iran. A political and economic approach

    … emerging of new phenomena such as establishing Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt in 1920s, Iranian Islamic revolution in 1979, and some other Islamists groups like Hezbollah, and Al-Qaida highlighted the importance of Islamism. Moreover, forming the new Islamists in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen after the …

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  16. Islamist Party Mobilization: Tunisia’s Ennahda and Algeria’s HMS Compared, 1989-2014

    … and Algeria’s HMS, which both adopted the Muslim Brotherhood model, had charismatic leaders, and were both active on the political scene from 1989-2014, the period between their first electoral trial and their electoral participation after taking part in governance. On the supply side, this …

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  17. Model perkawinan anggota Lembaga Dakwah Islam Indonesia (LDII): Studi di Desa Mojoduwur, Kecamatan Mojowarno, Kabupaten Jombang

    … their devotion to the group and also to keep the Muslim brotherhood. The opened marriage is a marriage that is done in their particular group is in the presence of LDII officials and the family wedding with short qobul.

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  18. Education Development in Qatar: Between Geopolitical Influences and Women's Social Mobilities

    … recruited and formed alliances with the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) in the 1960s and 70s. I also present data collected from oral history interviews to lead and augment my discussions on rentier politics and the instrumentalization of religion in the education field. Later on in the chapter, …

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