Political Islam: revolution, radicalism, or reform?

Abstract

Part 1 Political Islam as illegal opposition: fulfilling prophecies - illegal opposition and Islamic radicalism, L. Anderson Islam in Algeria - reflections on religion and politics in a hydrocarbon state, D. Vaudewalle, political Islam and Gulf security, J.L. Esposito. Part 2 Islam in the political process: political participation in revolutionary Iran, M. Milani Sudan - Islamic radicals in power, P. Woodward invidious comparisons - realism, postmodern globalism, and centrist Islamic movements in Egypt, R. Baker Islamic opposition in the political process - lessons from Pakistan, S.V.R. Nasr. Part 3 The international relations of political Islam: HAMAS, legitimate heir of Palestinian nationalism?, J. Legrain Islamists and the peace process, Y.Y. Haddad relations among Islamist groups, J.O. Voll Arab Islamists in Afghanistan, B.R. Rubin.