Pariah Politics breaks new ground in examining the issue of western Islamist extremism from the perspective of government. It links underlying causes to the capacity of governments to respond directly and to influence others.
Pariah Politics breaks new ground in examining the issue of western Islamist extremism from the perspective of government. It links underlying causes to the capacity of governments to respond directly and to influence others.
Shamit Saggar is currently Professor of Political Science at the University of Sussex; Visiting Professor of Public Policy at the University of Toronto; Non-executive Chairman of the Legal Complaints Service of the Law Society of England & Wales; Senior Associate at Demos; and Senior Fellow of the 21st Century Trust. He has held international visiting appointments at Yale University, UCLA, NYU, Notre Dame University, Oxford University, ANU, and University of Western Australia . He has also worked with several UK think-tanks including IPPR, Demos, the Royal Society for the Arts, the Hansard Society, the Foreign Policy Centre, the Fabian Society, and the Citizenship Foundation.
Inhaltsangabe
1: Introduction 2: Demographic and factual overview 3: Thinking about religious identity, politics and public policy 4: Integration and identity politics 5: Grievance politics 6: Extremism and reputational politics 7: Strategic responses 8: Concluding thoughts and future prospects
1: Introduction 2: Demographic and factual overview 3: Thinking about religious identity, politics and public policy 4: Integration and identity politics 5: Grievance politics 6: Extremism and reputational politics 7: Strategic responses 8: Concluding thoughts and future prospects
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