A fundamental fear: Eurocentrism and the emergence of Islamism

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* Acknowledgements * Preface to the second edition * Prologue: The return of the repressed * 1. Framin' fundamentalism * 2. Thinking Islamism, (re)thinking Islamism * 3. Kemalism and politicization of Islam * 4. Islam, modernity and the West * 5. Islamism and the limits of the invisible empire * Epiloque: Islamism/eurocentrism * Bibliography * Index

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