David Selbourne Livres

1st Jonathan Cape 1990 hardcover edition 1st print fine condition fine dw. In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

The author stakes out the ground of new politics and ethics founded not upon rights but upon duties: the duties of the citizen to society and of society to the citizen.

The book offers an in-depth analysis of the Islamic revival from 1947 to the present, highlighting the intricate factors that have fueled the rise of Muslim fundamentalism across various nations. David Selbourne examines the misunderstandings and misjudgments made by the West in response to this movement, while also addressing the hostilities and cruelties that have emerged from both sides. This comprehensive study provides a critical perspective on the dynamics of contemporary Islamic movements and their global implications.

"Critiquing assumptions on both the left and the right, noted historian of ideas and political theorist David Selbourne stresses the importance of shared community and civic duty"-- Provided by publisher

This edition introduces readers to a compelling narrative that captivated audiences in Britain, now available for American readers. The story features engaging characters and explores themes that resonate across cultures, making it a significant addition to contemporary literature. With its unique perspective and rich storytelling, it promises to offer a fresh experience for those seeking a captivating read.

Offers an appraisal of contemporary history, in particular the years 1989-1992, and analyzes recent phenomena which will affect our political and cultural future. The book also offers projections about our future and an enquiry into the influences of different cultural and religious beliefs.