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Why are religious parties so popular in the new and emerging democracies of the Middle East and North Africa? This paper offers an alternative to the traditional accounts that stress religiosity, the repressive nature of the previous regimes, poverty and underdevelopment, or Arab grievances...
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. Developing a behavioral model of religion, we then characterize conditions under which a temporary decline in social mobility … produces a large and long-lasting rise in religious participation. Religion in our model helps to cope with loss, which occurs …
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tradition - namely, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam - are juxtaposed here in one volume to facilitate a fruitful inter …
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From its genesis in the seventh century onwards, Islam has been a major paradigm that has shaped the politico … structures of Muslim-majority nations, it has mostly been assumed that Islam predicates an autocratic theocracy and a …. Conversely, with a reactive consciousness, orthodox Muslims take it for granted that Islam's divinely ordained normative axioms …
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This book is of uneven merit. It contains a fairly good account of the attitudes towards the institution of interest through the ages. It also contains a fairly elaborate critique of the various theories of interest which have sought to justify a return on capital in the form of interest....
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At first sight, the reader of this book could easily be misled into the conclusion that it is an exercise in the "Comprehensive" approach to economic development propagated lately, mostly by Third World development economists. However, a deeper contemplation of the message carried throughout the...
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a merely static redistribution system unsustainable. Islam added a set of dynamic redistributive rules that were self …
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