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Cultural conundrum: the integration of Islamic law in Europe / Cesari, Jocelyne   Journal Article
Cesari, Jocelyne Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Key Words Middle East  Europe  Islamic Law  Cultural Conundrum  Western Civil Law  Secular Ideology 
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ID:   067740


European Muslims and the secular state / Cesari, Jocelyne (ed.); Mcloughlin, Sean (ed.) 2005  Book
Cesari, Jocelyne Book
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Publication Aldershot, Ashgate, 2005.
Description xi, 202p.
Standard Number 0754644758
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050695305.697094/CES 050695MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   147941


Institutional relations rather than clashes of civilizations: when and how is religion compatible with democracy? / Cesari, Jocelyne; Fox., Jonathan   Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract This study develops and examines the concept of hegemonic religion and its relationship with democracy. A religion is hegemonic not only when the state grants that religion exclusive material and political privileges and benefits, but also when the religion is a core element of national identity and citizenship. We empirically examine the link between hegemonic religion and democracy using the Religion and State round 2 (RAS2), Polity, and CIRI datasets. We specifically use religious education policy, financing of religion, and religiously based laws as measures of the extent of religious hegemony in a state. We find that the presence of these religiously hegemonic traits, especially in combination, is strongly associated with a lack of democracy. However, it is possible for democracies to have some hegemonic features but not all of them.
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Muslim in the west after9/11: religion, politics and law / Cesari, Jocelyne (ed) 2010  Book
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Publication London, Routledge, 2010.
Description viii, 253p.
Series Routledge studies in liberty and security
Standard Number 9780415776554, hbk
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ID:   149076


Nationalist origins of political Islam / Cesari, Jocelyne   Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract “[The] incorporation of Islam within state institutions nationalized religious authorities and teachings, giving rise to a hegemonic version of the faith.”
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Policy choices for the new administration / McConnell, Scott; Cesari, Jocelyne; Kern, Nathaniel; Pillar, Paul   Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
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When Islam and democracy meet: Muslims in Europe and in the United States / Cesari, Jocelyne 2004  Book
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Publication Hampshire, Palgrave Macmillan, 2004.
Description x, 267p.
Standard Number 0312294018
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