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This book offers a normative reconceptualization of a modern Islamic governed state. First, Joseph Kaminski surveys the historical context of the trajectory of Islamic thought, and offers a unique discursive framework for reconceptualizing an Islamic governed state that rejects secular Enlightenment liberalism and instead is heavily grounded in Ancient Greek ideals of politics and political leadership. Despite heavily borrowing from Greek thought, the model offered remains firmly rooted in a Shari'ah-based, discursive ontological framework. The volume explores topics of bureaucracy, law, democracy, women in politics, and economic justice. Further, this volume presents case studies from Turkey, Egypt, Tunisia, and Malaysia, and utilizes the presented theoretical framework as a lens for analysis.
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Table of contents
- Series Editor’s Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Contents
- List of Figures and Tables
- Chapter 1 Introduction: Determining the Basis for Political Discourse for the Next Generation
- Part I Historical Context and Theoretical Framework
- Chapter 2 The Trajectory of the Development of Islamic Thought—A Comparison Between Two Earlier and Two Later Scholars
- Chapter 3 The Ontological Framing of this Model of a Contemporary Islamic Governed State
- Chapter 4 Considering Leadership and Laws in a Contemporary Islamic Governed State
- Chapter 5 Considering Bureaucracy and Democracy in a Contemporary Islamic Governed State
- Chapter 6 The Importance of Involving Women in the Political Apparatus of a Contemporary Islamic Governed State
- Chapter 7 The Importance of Economic Justice in a Contemporary Islamic Governed State
- Part II Case Studies in the Contemporary Muslim World
- Chapter 8 The Case of Turkey: Soft Power and Economic Growth
- Chapter 9 The Case of Egypt: Revolution, Counterrevolution, and a Return to Brutal Dictatorship
- Chapter 10 The Case of Tunisia: Pragmatism and Cooperation
- Chapter 11 The Case of Malaysia: Prioritizing Economic Growth and Modernization
- Chapter 12 Conclusion: Creating a New Discourse
- Bibliography
- Index