Politicizing the Tunisian Ennahda Islamist Movement

Politicizing Indiscriminate Terror: Imagining an Inclusive Framework for the Anti-Landmines Movement

Landmines are indiscriminate weapons of mass terror that detrimentally affect human beings, the ecological system they live in, the regional economy, and political stability. Despite the extensive nature of the impacts, the landmine crisis is almost exclusively advocated on the basis of human rights principles. A comprehensive framework that considers environmental degradation as a principal af...

Laden and Islamist Terrorism

واکاوی دگردیسی سیاسی جنبش اسلام گرای اخوان المسلمین تونس (النهضه )

Brotherhood movement over a century of his life in 1928 (so far) breaks and splits within the leadership and members has experienced the separation of the Muslim Brotherhood in Tunisia, Ennahda Movement (which in all these years of loyal political orientation to the Brotherhood have) can, as a the political crisis is seen as important for the Muslim Brotherhood movement. As a result of this eve...

Islamist Extremism in East Africa

1 The risk of Islamist extremism in East Africa frequently focuses on Somalia and the violent actions of al Shabaab. Yet local adherents to extremist versions of Islam can now be found throughout the region. As a result, tensions both within Muslim communities and between certain Islamist groups and the broader society have been growing in the region in recent years. These tensions have not eme...

islamist and secular discourse conflict in the revolutionary movement in egypt (2011-2013), contexts and results

after 50 years of  hegemony of  the  mubarak authoritarian discourse in egypt, the people of this country were able to challenge the hegemony of authoritarian discourse. with the fall of the mubarak regime, the muslim brotherhood seized power. a year after  that muslim brotherhood coming to power, the group, due  to the  incompetence in accordance with the political and economic conditions, lac...

De-Politicizing Youth Suicide Prevention

Despite a large volume of research literature on suicide, the approach to suicide prevention is still firmly based on a medical model. Recently, the Chief Coroner in New Zealand expressed the view that current techniques have failed to reduce the suicide rate and a new approach is needed. However, the call for a new approach is often interpreted as disparities in access to mental health service...