Islam, Christianity and Democracy

The book covers topics such as comparisons between Christianity and Islam, the experiences of modern Islamic movements with Christian-origin democracy, the stance of political Islam movements on modernization, secularization, and civil society, the fate of both religions in the post-secular era, reformist currents within radical Islamic movements, the approach of the Turkish-European Islamic current to Islamic civilization, the economic discourse of Islamists, and the evolution of political Islam in Algeria and Tunisia. The book comprises a collection of studies presented at the symposium "Political and Religious Reform between the Experiences of Christian Democracy and Political Islam: Debates, Comparisons, Foresight," held in Tunis.

• Category: Political Books

• Number of pages: 360 pages