Fabio Merone is Research Fellow at University of Rome 3 and Associate Fellow at the Interdisciplinary Research Centre on Africa and the Middle East at Laval University, Canada. He holds a PhD from Ghent University, Belgium.Francesco Cavatorta is Professor of Political Science at the Department of Political Science, Laval University, Canada. He has worked on the politics of the Arab world for over twenty years. He holds a PhD from Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.

Insightful ... [and] innovative.

• IntroductionChapter 1: Islamic Politics: Islamism, Salafism and Post-IslamismChapter 2: Islamic Politics and GramsciChapter 3: Islamic Reformism, Popular Mobilization and the Construction of a Modernist Ideology in TunisiaChapter 4: The 'Gramscian' Turn in Tunisian Islamic politics: al-NahdaChapter 5: The Second Wave of Islamic Politics: Ansar al-ShariaChapter 6: Al-Nahda and Post-IslamismChapter 7: The end of Islamic politics? ConclusionBibliographyIndex

Fabio Merone is Research Fellow at University of Rome 3 and Associate Fellow at the Interdisciplinary Research Centre on Africa and the Middle East at Laval University, Canada. He holds a PhD from Ghent University, Belgium.Francesco Cavatorta is Professor of Political Science at the Department of Political Science, Laval University, Canada. He has worked on the politics of the Arab world for over twenty years. He holds a PhD from Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.

Insightful ... [and] innovative.

• IntroductionChapter 1: Islamic Politics: Islamism, Salafism and Post-IslamismChapter 2: Islamic Politics and GramsciChapter 3: Islamic Reformism, Popular Mobilization and the Construction of a Modernist Ideology in TunisiaChapter 4: The 'Gramscian' Turn in Tunisian Islamic politics: al-NahdaChapter 5: The Second Wave of Islamic Politics: Ansar al-ShariaChapter 6: Al-Nahda and Post-IslamismChapter 7: The end of Islamic politics? ConclusionBibliographyIndex

Fabio Merone is Research Fellow at University of Rome 3 and Associate Fellow at the Interdisciplinary Research Centre on Africa and the Middle East at Laval University, Canada. He holds a PhD from Ghent University, Belgium.Francesco Cavatorta is Professor of Political Science at the Department of Political Science, Laval University, Canada. He has worked on the politics of the Arab world for over twenty years. He holds a PhD from Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.

Insightful ... [and] innovative.

• IntroductionChapter 1: Islamic Politics: Islamism, Salafism and Post-IslamismChapter 2: Islamic Politics and GramsciChapter 3: Islamic Reformism, Popular Mobilization and the Construction of a Modernist Ideology in TunisiaChapter 4: The 'Gramscian' Turn in Tunisian Islamic politics: al-NahdaChapter 5: The Second Wave of Islamic Politics: Ansar al-ShariaChapter 6: Al-Nahda and Post-IslamismChapter 7: The end of Islamic politics? ConclusionBibliographyIndex