Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. CONTENTS V
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS IX
4. Introduction
5. 1. On the Modernity, Historical Specificity, and International Context of Political Islam 3
6. PART ONE. Islam, Democracy, and Civil Society
7. 2. Introduction to Part One 29
8. 3. The New Orientalism and the Democracy Debate 33
9. 4. Religion, the State, and Democracy: Contrasting Conceptions of Society in Egypt 51
10. 5. Gender and Civil Society 64
11. 6. Islamist Notions of Democracy 71
12. 7. Secularism, Integralism, and Political Islam: The Egyptian Debate 83
13. PART TWO. The Contest for the State and the Political Economy
14. 8. Introduction to Part Two 97
15. 9. Is Iran an Islamic State? 103
16. 10. Islamic Mobilization and Political Change: The Islamist Trend in Egypt's Professional Associations 120
17. 11. Hizb Allah and the Lebanese State 136
18. 12. The Resurgence of Islam and the Welfare Party in Turkey 144
19. 13. Is There an Islamic Economics? 154
20. 14. Funding Fundamentalism: The Political Economy of an Islamist State 166
21. PART THREE. Political Islam and Gender Relations
22. 15. Introduction to Part Three 181
23. 16. Women, Islam, and the State 185
24. 17. From Immodesty to Collaboration: Hamas, the Women's Movement, and National Identity in the Intifada 194
25. 18. "Hassiba Ben Bouali, If You Could See Our Algeria": Women and Public Space in Algeria 211
26. 19. Devices and Desires: Population Policy and Gender Roles in the Islamic Republic 220
27. 20. The Women of Sudan's National Islamic Front 234
28. PART FOUR. The Struggle over Popular Culture
29. 21. Introduction to Part Four 253
30. 22. Rai, Rap, and Ramadan Nights: Franco-Maghribi Cultural Identities 257
31. 23. Dramatic Reversals: Political Islam and Egyptian Television 269
32. 24. Taking up Space in Tlemcen: The Islamist Occupation of Urban Algeria 283
33. 25. Genesis of a Mobilization: The Young Activists of Algeria's Islamic Salvation Front 292
34. PART FIVE. Movements and Personalities
35. 26. Introduction to Part Five 309
36. 27. What Does the Gama'a Islamiyya Want? 314
37. 28. "Silencing Is at the Heart of My Case" 327
38. 29. The Islamist Movement and the Palestinian Authority 335
39. 30. What Kind of Nation? The Rise of Hamas in the Occupied Territories 339
40. 31. Roots of the Shi'i Movement in Lebanon 355
41. 32. "How Can a Muslim Live in This Era?" 370
42. CONTRIBUTORS 377
43. INDEX 381