Date: 2014
Type: Working Paper
Radical milieus and Salafis movements in France : ideologies, practices, relationships with society and political visions
Working Paper, EUI MWP, 2014/13
ADRAOUI, Mohamed-Ali, Radical milieus and Salafis movements in France : ideologies, practices, relationships with society and political visions, EUI MWP, 2014/13 - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/31911
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This paper deals mainly with the issue of radical Islam within French society over recent decades. More particularly, this study illustrates evolutions and the radicalization processes among some militant Islamic groups in this country since the end of the 1970s. Focusing on connections between geopolitical issues born in the Arab world and their implications within a predominantly non Muslim society, enables highlighting the centrality of some actors and currents that have been the impulse for the emergence of a radical and militant activism in France. Some specific attention is paid to Salafist movements, whether they are primarily interested in political protest or whether they desire first to break with the rest of society in order to purify their beliefs and social relations.This paper has to do with the political vision, strategies, history and sociology of Islamic radical militancy in France.
Cadmus permanent link: https://hdl.handle.net/1814/31911
ISSN: 1830-7728
Series/Number: EUI MWP; 2014/13
Keyword(s): Islam Salafism Islamism Radicalism France