Related Articles in the Media
In order to assist researchers, policy makers, students, journalists, and all others interested in the subject of Islam & democracy, CSID maintains an constantly growing list of related articles that are available elsewhere on the Internet.
The hope is not so much to throw light on a single subject as to offer a connection to several subjects that are interrelated, including good governance, transparency, political reform, economic justice, fundamentalism, terrorism, religious freedom, and human rights in the Muslim world.
While issues of theology, political theory, jurisprudence, and contemporary politics are undoubtedly of critical importance here, we believe that, to truly understand Islam & democracy--and, indeed, the "democratic deficit" and other political problems seen around the Muslim world today--a holistic view must be adopted that also factors in the influence of history, economic circumstances, cultural norms, long-standing military conflicts, and the presence of authoritarian regimes.
Thus, the selection of topics and viewpoints here is eclectic by design. It is our hope that these links will help the visitor understand not only the diversity of opinion that exists but also the bigger picture that is sometimes left out of media coverage of the state of democracy in the Muslim world.
The list below is filtered by category, but a complete list of all articles featured is also available.
We welcome your suggestions for additional links. If you think we have overlooked a relevant article or resource, please click here to recommend a link. (Note: Recommended links will not be posted to the website until they have been reviewed for relevance.)
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