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Table of contents for The Islamic world and the West : an introduction to political cultures and international relations / edited by Kai Hafez ; with a foreword by Mohammed Arkoun and Udo Steinbach ; translated from the German by Mary Ann Kenny.
CONTENTS
Editor's preface to the English edition vii
Foreword by Mohammed Arkoun and Udo Steinbach xi
INTRODUCTION
Kai Hafez
Islam and the West: The clash of politicised perceptions 3
PART I: BASIC ISSUES
Reinhard Schulze
Is there an Islamic modernity? 21
Gudrun Kramer
Visions of an Islamic Republic. Good governance according
to the Islamists 33
Heiner Bielefeldt
Universalism versus relativism. On the necessity of intercul
tural dialogue on human rights 46
Irmgard Pinn
From exotic harem beauty to Islamic fundamentalist.
Women in Islam 57
Thomas Scheffler
West-eastern cultures of fear: Violence and terrorism in
Islam 70
Volker Nienhaus
Islamic economics: dogma or science? 86
PART II: COUNTRY STUDIES
Annette Junemann
Support for democracy or fear of Islamism? Europe and
Algeria 103
Andreas Rieck
Iran: Towards an end of anti-Western isolationism? 127
Sonja Hegasy
They dare to speak out. Changes in the political culture
of Egypt, Morocco and the Arab world 146
Erhard Franz
Secularism and Islamism in Turkey 161
Catherine Samary
Neither a religious war nor ethnic hatred. Bosnian Muslims
between partition, the superpowers and Islamic solidarity 176
Alexander Flores
Oslo: a model for peace in the Middle East? Israel and the
Palestinians 188
Henner Furtig
Iraq as a Golem. Identity crises of a Western creation 204
Rainer Freitag-Wirminghaus
Atheistic Muslims. Soviet legacy and Islamic tradition in
Central Asia and the Caucasus 217
Munir D. Ahmed
Pakistan's "Islamic" atom bomb 231