Post-Islamism

Emad El-Din Shahin, Professor of Public Policy at the School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at the American University in Cairo Despite the plethora of work on Islam and politics, few have focused systematically and methodologically on the significant transformations many of the Islamic movements are currently experiencing. Post-Islamism fills a serious gap in the existing literature and broadens our understanding of the transitions of Islamic movements and the extent and implications of this change.

Abdessamad Belhaj, Journal of Church and State a compelling piece of scholarship. The authors largely succeed in highlighting the changing faces of Islamism in the Middle East.

<br>Professor of Society and Culture of the Modern Middle East, Leiden University<br>

PREFACE ; CONTRIBUTORS ; PART ONE: INTRODUCTION ; CHAPTER ONE: POST-ISLAMISM AT LARGE - ASEF BAYAT ; PART TWO: CRITIQUE FROM WITHIN ; CHAPTER TWO: THE MAKING OF POST-ISLAMIST IRAN - ASEF BAYAT ; CHAPTER THREE: THE AKP AND TURKEY'S POST-ISLAMIST TURN - IHSAN DAGI ; CHAPTER FOUR: ISLAM AND THE RETRENCHMENT OF THE SECULAR TURKISH STATE - CIHAN TUGAL ; CHAPTER FIVE: MOROCCAN POST-ISLAMISM: EMERGING TREND OR CHIMERA? - SAMI ZEMNI ; CHAPTER SIX: POST-ISLAMIST POLITICS IN INDONESIA - NOORHAIDI HASAN ; PART THREE: CHANGE IN AMBIVALENCE ; CHAPTER SEVEN: EGYPT'S ISLAMISM AND ITS POST-ISLAMIST REVOLUTION - ASEF BAYAT ; CHAPTER EIGHT: HIZBULLAH'S INFITAH: A POST-ISLAMIST TURN? - JOSEPH ALAGHA ; PART FOUR: CRITIQUE FROM WITHOUT ; CHAPTER NINE: POST-ISLAMIST STRANDS IN PAKISTAN: ISLAMIST SPIN-OFFS AND THEIR CONTRADICTORY TRAJECTORIES - HUMEIRA IQTIDAR ; CHAPTER TEN: SAUDI ARABIA AND THE LIMITS OF POST-ISLAMISM - STEPHANE LACROIX ; PART FIVE: POST-ISLAMISM ALWAYS ; CHAPTER ELEVEN: ISLAMISM IN SUDAN: BEFORE, AFTER, IN BETWEEN - ABDELWAHAB EL-AFFENDI ; CHAPTER TWELVE: SYRIA'S UN-USUAL "ISLAMIC TREND": POLITICAL REFORMISTS, THE ULAMA, AND DEMOCRACY - THOMAS PIERRET ; INDEX