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10. Islamic Power: The Pulls of Reformism and Fundamentalism
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface vii
- 1. Asia and Theories of Development 1
- 2. The Evolution of Asian Concepts of Power 31
- 3. East Asia: Varieties of Confucian Authority 55
- 4. Southeast Asia: From God-Kings to the Power of Personal Connections 90
- 5. The South Asian Subcontinent: Hindu and Muslim Power and the Rewards of Narcissism 133
- 6. The Riddle of Japan: The Combining of Competition and Consensus 158
- 7. China: The Illusion of Omnipotence 182
- 8. Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam: Forms of Aggressive Confucianism 215
- 9. Malaysia: Confrontation of Two Incompatible Cultures 248
- 10. Islamic Power: The Pulls of Reformism and Fundamentalism 266
- 11. The Substance of Asian Power: Formal Structures and Informal Relations 283
- 12. Paternalistic Authority and the Triumph of Dependency 320
- Notes 347
- Index 397
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface vii
- 1. Asia and Theories of Development 1
- 2. The Evolution of Asian Concepts of Power 31
- 3. East Asia: Varieties of Confucian Authority 55
- 4. Southeast Asia: From God-Kings to the Power of Personal Connections 90
- 5. The South Asian Subcontinent: Hindu and Muslim Power and the Rewards of Narcissism 133
- 6. The Riddle of Japan: The Combining of Competition and Consensus 158
- 7. China: The Illusion of Omnipotence 182
- 8. Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam: Forms of Aggressive Confucianism 215
- 9. Malaysia: Confrontation of Two Incompatible Cultures 248
- 10. Islamic Power: The Pulls of Reformism and Fundamentalism 266
- 11. The Substance of Asian Power: Formal Structures and Informal Relations 283
- 12. Paternalistic Authority and the Triumph of Dependency 320
- Notes 347
- Index 397
