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Religious fundamentalism; cultural defence; religion and development
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"Religious differences are harder to resolve than political ones"
Giddens (1999)
Huntington (2002; 2004)
Jackson (2006)
Bruce (2008)
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"Pentecostalism acts as the functional equivalent to Weber's Protestant Ethic"
Nanda (2008)
Redding (1990)
Weber (1904)
Berger (2003)
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Huntington is "grossly misleading, neo-conservative ideology, portraying Islam as the enemy"
Armstrong (2001; 2015)
Jackson (2006)
Horrie and Chippindale (2007)
Inglehart and Norris (2011)
4
"Confucianism encourages hard work, self-discipline, commitment to education"
Nanda (2008)
Berger (2003)
Redding (1990)
Weber (1904)
5
"Huntington's work is
Orientalism
- stereotyping Eastern nations (esp. Islam) as untrustworthy"
Horrie and Chippindale (2007)
Jackson (2006)
Inglehart and Norris (2011)
Armstrong (2001; 2015)
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"a way of thinking that embraces modernity and in keeping with our globalised world"
Castells (2010)
Bauman (1992)
Giddens (1999)
Beckford (2011)
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The west is under threat ... from Islam
" (!!)
Horrie and Chippindale (2007)
Jackson (2006)
Huntington (2002; 2004)
Casanova (2005)
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"Post-modernity brings freedom, choice & risk - making absolute truth and certainty attractive"
Bauman (1992)
Castells (2010)
Beckford (2011)
Bruce (2008)
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"Cosmopolitanism embraces modernity, is open to alternative views and modifies beliefs"
Giddens (1999)
Bauman (1992)
Castells (2010)
Davie (2013)
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"Religious differences are creating an '
us and them
' mentality and relationship"
Casanova (2005)
Jackson (2006)
Armstrong (2001; 2015)
Huntington (2002; 2004)
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"The real division between the West and Muslim are attitudes towards gender and sexuality"
Bruce (2008)
Nando (2003)
Inglehart and Norris (2011)
Armstrong (2001; 2015)
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Fund. isn't just a reaction to glob. it's a response to poor living standards.
Haynes (1998)
Davie (2013)
Ansell (2000)
Beckford (2011)
13
"Hinduism has changed its values to favour economic development and wealth"
Weber (1904)
Redding (1990)
Berger (2003)
Nanda (2008)
14
"recent decades have seen the emergence of secular forms of fundmentalism"
Haynes (1998)
Giddens (1999)
Bruce (2009)
Davie (2013)
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Two responses to post-modernity: "resistance identity and project identity"
Bruce (2008)
Davie (2013)
Castells (2010)
Haynes (1998)
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secular types of fundamentalism "are a form of
cultural racism
"
Hervieu-Leger (2000)
Davie (2013)
Ansell (2000)
Huntington (2002; 2004)
