- Softcover
- New
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The New World of Islam is an early twentieth-century survey of the Muslim world in the aftermath of World War I, written at a moment of rapid political and social transformation. Stoddard maps what he describes as a broad “revival,” then explores Pan-Islamism, the impact of Western power and ideas, and the rise of political change and nationalism—including a dedicated discussion of nationalism in India. The book also examines economic and social shifts and ends with a chapter on social unrest and Bolshevism, offering a period snapshot of debates that were reshaping societies from North Africa to South and Central Asia. Lothrop Stoddard (1883–1950) was an American writer who produced a number of early-20th-century works on international affairs and social change. Table of Contents: Introduction: The Decline and Fall of the Old Islamic World I. The Mohammedan Revival II. Pan-Islamism III. The Influence of the West IV. Political Change V. Nationalism VI. Nationalism in India VII. Economic Change VIII. Social Change IX. Social Unrest and Bolshevism Conclusion Index. …
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- The New World of Islam
- Author
- Lothrop Stoddard
- Publisher
- DBM PUBLISHING, ALGERIA
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- Edition
- Illustrated Edition
- Item weight
- 250 grams
- Dimensions
- 15 centimeters width by 21 centimeters height by 1.5 centimeters depth
- Seller catalogs
- Histoire, Islam, Religieux
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| First item | £ 7.31 | £ 13.14 |
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