Nationalism, Transnationalism, and Political Islam

Emphasizes the relevance of nationalism studies to Islamic Movements
Introduces the Hizbullah's previously unpublished narratives
Provides new research of the organization's institutions from within

Emphasizes the relevance of nationalism studies to Islamic Movements Introduces the Hizbullah's previously unpublished narratives Provides new research of the organization's institutions from within

Autorentext

Mohanad Hage Ali is Lecturer at the Lebanese American University, Byblos, Lebanon. He is also Director of Communications at the Carnegie Middle East Center, Beirut, Lebanon.

Zusammenfassung
Emphasizes the relevance of nationalism studies to Islamic Movements
Introduces the Hizbullah's previously unpublished narratives
Provides new research of the organization's institutions from within

Inhalt
Chapter 1: Introduction: The Construction of Hizbullah's Identity.- Chapter 2: The Role of Hizbullah's Institutions in the Reconstruction of Shi'i Identity.- Chapter 3: The Reconstructed History of the Lebanese Shi'a.- Chapter 4: Hizbullah's Reconstruction of History.- Chapter 5: The Supernatural in Hizbullah's Identity.- Chapter 6: Transnational Wilayat al-Faqih.- Chapter 7: Conclusion.