Table of Contents
Introduction: The Middle East—Modernity, Religion, and Governance, Sai Felicia Krishna-Hensel; Chapter 1 Global Governance, Islamism, and Authority in the Middle East, Alise Coen; Chapter 2 Modernity, Islam, and Religious Activism, Deina Abdelkader; Chapter 3 The Interrelated Dynamics of Culture, Religion, and Nation in the United Arab Emirates, Vânia Carvalho Pinto; Chapter 4 Lebanon’s Quest for Independence: Between Fragmentation, Political Instability, and Foreign Intervention, Benedetta Berti; Chapter 5 Challenging the Hashemites: The Muslim Brotherhood and the Islamic Action Front in Jordan, Kür?ad Turan; Chapter 6 1An early draft of this paper was presented at the “Moderation and Immoderation of Religious Political Part Ies in Democratic Politics Workshop,” organized by Princeton University in Eichstätt, Germany (June 16–18, 2011)., Sultan Tepe; Chapter 7 The Politics of Religious Education in Turkey, Yusuf Sarfati; Chapter 8 Uncertainty in Governance Processes: The Political Economy of Biosafety Policies in Turkey, Ebru Tekin; epi Epilog;