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200	1		_a _ethe democratic option of Islamism _fNaom R̕amr̕ez Da̕z
214			_aLondon _aNew York _cRoutledge _d2018
215			_a1 vol. (X-174 pages) _d24 cm
225	1		_aRoutledge/St _iAndrews Syrian studies series _v1
305			_aPremier tirage broch 2̌020
320			_aBibliogr. en fin de chapitres. Index
330			_a"Anyone who follows world events has heard of the Muslim Brotherhood. Usually considered a fundamentalist religious organisation opposed to secular regimes, the so-called Arab Spring began to challenge this conception, and showed the MB's commitment to democratic principles and elections, albeit with certain difficulties. Until now though, most analysis has focused on the Egyptian branch - the group that gave spiritual birth to the local branches in other countries - with very little having been studied about the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood, especially since the Hama massacre of 1982 and the formal disappearance of the group from Syria. This book provides a deep insight into the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood's ideological evolution from its inception until present-day. Since Syria has unfortunately become the place where all forms of Islamism converge, understanding the SMB, their ideological evolution, and their potential role as moderating forces, is essential in order to debunk some clichš on the MB in general. Each chapter corresponds to a specific period in the SMB's timeline, while the final chapter discusses how the endemic gerontocracy of the group calls for an urgent renovation of structures, and stresses the importance of younger generations in renovating the ideology of the SMB. Through the examination of original primary sources written by the SMB themselves, and relevant groups related to them, this book challenges the traditional categories applied to Islamist movements. It will therefore be a key resource for anyone studying Islamist movements, as well as for students and scholars of Middle East and North African Politics" (ed.)
359	2		_bThe democratic option of Islamism _bKey ideologues of the SMB _bThe fighting vanguard and the radicalization of the SMB's discourse _bBack to basics under Bashar al-Asad _bThe SMB and the Syrian revolution _bThe generational cleavage and the need for internal reform
410			_tRoutledge/St _iAndrews Syrian studies series _v1
601		2	_a _cSyria _2lc
601		2	_313848189X _956550 _aFrr̈es musulmans _3027356949 _946528 _ySyrie _2rameau
606			_3027234584 _923546 _aIslam et politique _3027356949 _946528 _ySyrie _2rameau
606			_aIslam and politics _ySyria _2lc
606			_3052512215 _937235 _aPolitique et gouvernement _ySyrie _z2000-.... _2rameau
607			_aSyria _xPolitics and government _2lc
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