Amitai Etzioni on Islam
Anti-Enlightenment prejudice in a nutshell : the covenant of the Islamic Resistance Movement - Hamas
Ch. 1. Introduction
Ch. 2. Inglehart and the consequences : Islam on the map of global value changes - a first assessment
Ch. 3. Euro-Islam and Europe's leading culture : 6.6 million homophobes among 229 million tax evaders?
Ch. 4. The global protest potential against the "Washington Consexus" (=liberal market economy + liberal democracy + sexual permissiveness + secularization)
Ch. 5. Another look at asabiyya : the social cohesion of society
Ch. 6. The northward migration of global intolerance and the global tolerance index
Ch. 7. Simon Kuznets revisited : the U-shaped tradeoff between tolerance and development
Ch. 8. Active society, tolerance and development : the cross-national evidence
Ch. 9. "Who are we?" : a factor analysis of global value differences
Ch. 10. By way of conclusion : how much secularization is necessary, and how much secularization is recommendable?
App. I. Analysis of WVS data : methodological notes on sample size, error probability, sample composition, et cetera
App. II. What the Gallup booklet unfortunately does not tell you : what Muslims really think - the data from the world values survey, with a full documentation and the original SPSS XIV/XV tables, and the most important survey results for the Muslim global sample from the world values survey
App. III. Ibn Khaldoun revisited : a factor analytical model of central world values survey indicators
App. IV. The Active Society index
App. V. Islam and Enlightenment : the possible way ahead - a quantitative view; the cross-national determinants of economic growth, the active society, global tolerance, traditional values, the intransparent society and asabiyya
App. VI. Mapping the world civilization : is Islam compatible with Enlightenment? : a factor analytical model
App. VII. Secularization - how much? : some further materials on the Scylla and Charybdis on the path to modernization and the governance of value change
App. VIII. Muslims are no security risk in a multicultural Europe : a world values survey comparison of European Union, EEA and EFTA country opinions on major issues and social realities by the major religious groups in Europe.
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