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Political Islam: Revival or Crisis? (Part 1/2)

Political Islam: Revival or Crisis? (Part 1/2)

By Manuel Langendorf  In the absence of other alternatives, Islamists were elected by default. Political Islam is among the most controversially discussed issues in the Middle East and North Africa. While modern Islamist political thought traces its origin back to a rejection of European encroachment into the Muslim world – as the work of Jamal al-Din […]

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