Nationalism and “Political Islam” Flashcards

1
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According to Anthony Smith, nationalism is an ideological movement for attaining and maintaining ________, ________, and ________ on behalf of a population deemed by some to constitute an actual or potential nation.

A

Autonomy, unity, identity

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National identity is related to nationalism but is often politically ________, especially in diasporic communities.

A

Dormant

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3
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Nationalism often mobilizes people politically by naming an “other” who can be blamed for not upholding the nation’s ________, ________, or ________.

A

Values, interests, security

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Political Islam refers to religious-based political movements that challenge or undermine ________ political and state institutions.

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Secular

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5
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The emergence of nation-states after the collapse of the ________ led to the fusion of nation and religion in Muslim-majority countries.

A

Ottoman Empire

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Modern religious nationalism was influenced by Western concepts, with Islamic institutions being ________ by newly formed nation-states.

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Nationalized

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Cesari describes “hegemonic Islam” as when state institutions, including the legal system, education, and government ministries, become ________.

A

Religious

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The emergence of Pan-Islamism was an intellectual and political movement that used the concept of the ________ to challenge Western imperialism.

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Ummah (the community)

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Pan-Arabism, rooted in a cultural revolution, sought to establish an Arab union, but has largely been eclipsed by ________ movements.

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Pan-Islamic

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Political Islam challenges fundamental assumptions about religion and politics embedded in Western ________.

A

Secularism

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Political Islam is not just a backlash against modernization but a modern ________ of politics that redefines the relationship between religion and state.

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Language

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12
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Laicism and Political Islam can be seen as either a reaction against modernity or a threat to the ________.

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Public sphere

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13
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Policy implications of laicism include excluding ________ language from diplomatic discussions and creating barriers between secularists and moderate Islamist leaders.

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Religious

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14
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Judeo-Christian secularism sees political Islam as a challenge because it does not privilege the ________ sphere, where religion is private and politics remains public.

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Private

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n Iran’s Islamic Republic, all laws must be based on ________ criteria, as outlined in the 1979 Constitution.

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Islamic

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16
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The concept of “Supreme Leader” in Iran is based on the idea of a ________, an unelected religious authority overseeing governance.

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Supreme jurist