1. Unfolding of the Islamic Experience. The Early Islamic Community: Myth and Reality. Islamic Theory of Society and Polity. Post-Prophetic Islamic Community: Persistence of Ethnic and Class Distinctions and the Early Fissure of the Community. Islamic Conception of International Relations: Theory and Practice -- 2. The Islamist Movement and Its Anti-Western Dimensions: Islamic Particularism or Sociopolitical Mutation? Origins of the Islamist Phenomenon. Intensification of the Dualistic Development of Muslim Societies. External Causes of the Rise of the Islamist Phenomenon. Roots of the Islamist Phenomenon's Anti-Western Dimensions -- 3. The Role of Islam in Shaping Foreign Policy: Case Studies of Iran and Saudi Arabia. Modern Iran. Saudi Arabia: A Different Kind of Islamic State -- Conclusions and Outlook for Islam-West Relations
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