Daniel Nilsson Dehanas
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 313648 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Daniel Nilsson Dehanas |
| NOMBRES | Daniel Nilsson |
| APELLIDO | Dehanas |
| FIRMA | DEHANAS D N |
| AFILIACIONES | King's College London |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9240-7075 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 124 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2009 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
The Godless Crusade
Journal Article The Godless Crusade: Religion, Populism and Right-Wing Identity Politics in the West by TOBIAS CREMER Get access The Godless Crusade: Religion, Populism and Right-Wing Identity Politics in the West, by Tobias Cremer. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2023, 335 pp.; $29.99. Daniel Nilsson DeHanas Daniel Nilsson DeHanas King's College London, UK [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic …
Studying Eastern Orthodoxy in the context of war in Ukraine
The spirit of populism
Populism is a global phenomenon with a power and resilience that frequently surprises political observers. This article builds from the theoretical work of Margaret Canovan and others to investigate the “spirit” of populism in terms of its quasi-religious and post-rational dimensions. It puts forward a theoretical account of four spiritual dimensions of populism: the sacred, charismatic, redemptive, and apocalyptic. Each of these dimensions is un…
Afterword
Religion, populism, and media work in concert. The three together are greater than the sum of their parts. Yet, somehow, the interaction between these three elements remains surprisingly poorly understood. This afterword places this special issue on the Nordic countries into the wider context of populism in Europe. It then takes a step back to briefly consider why our knowledge of the media-religion-populism nexus is limited and what future resea…
Religion and the Rise of Populism
Religion and the rise of populism
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Medina in Birmingham, Najaf in Brent
Religion, state, and society in an uncertain world
London Youth, Religion, and Politics
Governing through Prevent? Regulation and Contested Practice in State-Muslim Engagement
In this article, we consider the implications of the 'Prevent' strand of the government's counter-terrorism strategy for the UK state's engagement with Muslims. We argue that the logics of Prevent have been highly problematic for state-Muslim engagement. Nevertheless, we suggest that the characterisation of state approaches to engaging Muslims as a form of discipline is incomplete without an analysis of: first, differences in practices, habits an…
A ‘System of Self-Appointed Leaders'? Examining Modes of Muslim Representation in Governance in Britain
Research Highlights and Abstract This article Contributes to theoretical debates about the significance of group identity and political representation; Contributes to academic research into the shift from formal and hierarchical to more informal and network-based styles of governance; Contributes to research on the integration of Muslims in Britain by elucidating the emergence and diversification of Muslim representative organisations in Britain …
Keepin’ it Real
Hip hop is a global cultural phenomenon that encompasses rap music, dance, graffiti art, and fashion as well as particular ways of being. One sub-genre of hip hop is Gospel rap, in which Christian rappers attempt to represent the truth of God as a tangible reality, thereby keepin it real. This study investigates how young British Jamaican male adults in the Brixton area of London appropriate hip hop for their own ends. Based on original raps auth…
Of Hajj and home
Muslim religiosity and South Asian ethnicities are at times experienced as rival forms of affiliation, especially for the second generation born and brought up in the West. In this article, I investigate the role of 'roots visits' to Bangladesh and pilgrimages to Mecca in shaping ethnic/religious affiliations of young second generation Bengalis in London's East End. Building on Glick Schiller (2004), I argue that Bengali translocal ways of being …
Balancing tolerance, security and Muslim engagement in the United Kingdom
In this article, we consider how engagement with Muslims by the state has been conducted under the UK government's counter-radicalisation ‘Prevent’ agenda. New Labour's ‘hearts and minds’ approach to Prevent emphasised, and innovated, engagement with Muslim ‘communities’. This approach was widely criticised, however, particularly in the way it merged Prevent with ‘Community Cohesion’. By contrast, the current Coalition government's new Prevent st…
Olympic Proportions
When cities host mega-events, such as the Olympic Games, these events change the context in which conventionally local political decisions are considered and made. This article follows Islamic movement Tablighi Jamaat's proposed plans to build the large Abbey Mills Mosque in Newham, East London, and the controversy that followed. The analysis builds from media accounts, interviews with a leading mosque opponent, and ethnographic observation from …
Broadcasting Green
In 1967, Lynn White published a wide-ranging essay in Science arguing that the \ncauses of the world’s ecological crises are, at their roots, spiritual. He wrote that \nAbrahamic thought has always been profoundly anthropocentric, beginning \nwith the creation account in Genesis in which God gives humanity full dominion \nover the earth and over animals. According to White, Western Christianity and \nrelated traditions, such as Islam, have seen n…
Religion and the rise of populism
TEST 02 - Elsevier's Scopus, the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature. Search and access research from the science, technology, medicine, social sciences and arts and humanities fields
Governing through Prevent? Regulation and Contested Practice in State-Muslim Engagement
In this article, we consider the implications of the 'Prevent' strand of the government's counter-terrorism strategy for the UK state's engagement with Muslims. We argue that the logics of Prevent have been highly problematic for state-Muslim engagement. Nevertheless, we suggest that the characterisation of state approaches to engaging Muslims as a form of discipline is incomplete without an analysis of: first, differences in practices, habits an…
Balancing tolerance, security and Muslim engagement in the United Kingdom
In this article, we consider how engagement with Muslims by the state has been conducted under the UK government's counter-radicalisation ‘Prevent’ agenda. New Labour's ‘hearts and minds’ approach to Prevent emphasised, and innovated, engagement with Muslim ‘communities’. This approach was widely criticised, however, particularly in the way it merged Prevent with ‘Community Cohesion’. By contrast, the current Coalition government's new Prevent st…
Olympic Proportions
When cities host mega-events, such as the Olympic Games, these events change the context in which conventionally local political decisions are considered and made. This article follows Islamic movement Tablighi Jamaat's proposed plans to build the large Abbey Mills Mosque in Newham, East London, and the controversy that followed. The analysis builds from media accounts, interviews with a leading mosque opponent, and ethnographic observation from …
A ‘System of Self-Appointed Leaders'? Examining Modes of Muslim Representation in Governance in Britain
Research Highlights and Abstract This article Contributes to theoretical debates about the significance of group identity and political representation; Contributes to academic research into the shift from formal and hierarchical to more informal and network-based styles of governance; Contributes to research on the integration of Muslims in Britain by elucidating the emergence and diversification of Muslim representative organisations in Britain …
Of Hajj and home
Muslim religiosity and South Asian ethnicities are at times experienced as rival forms of affiliation, especially for the second generation born and brought up in the West. In this article, I investigate the role of 'roots visits' to Bangladesh and pilgrimages to Mecca in shaping ethnic/religious affiliations of young second generation Bengalis in London's East End. Building on Glick Schiller (2004), I argue that Bengali translocal ways of being …
Keepin’ it Real
Hip hop is a global cultural phenomenon that encompasses rap music, dance, graffiti art, and fashion as well as particular ways of being. One sub-genre of hip hop is Gospel rap, in which Christian rappers attempt to represent the truth of God as a tangible reality, thereby keepin it real. This study investigates how young British Jamaican male adults in the Brixton area of London appropriate hip hop for their own ends. Based on original raps auth…
The spirit of populism
Populism is a global phenomenon with a power and resilience that frequently surprises political observers. This article builds from the theoretical work of Margaret Canovan and others to investigate the “spirit” of populism in terms of its quasi-religious and post-rational dimensions. It puts forward a theoretical account of four spiritual dimensions of populism: the sacred, charismatic, redemptive, and apocalyptic. Each of these dimensions is un…
Broadcasting Green
In 1967, Lynn White published a wide-ranging essay in Science arguing that the \ncauses of the world’s ecological crises are, at their roots, spiritual. He wrote that \nAbrahamic thought has always been profoundly anthropocentric, beginning \nwith the creation account in Genesis in which God gives humanity full dominion \nover the earth and over animals. According to White, Western Christianity and \nrelated traditions, such as Islam, have seen n…
Broadcasting Green
In 1967, Lynn White published a wide-ranging essay in Science arguing that the \ncauses of the world’s ecological crises are, at their roots, spiritual. He wrote that \nAbrahamic thought has always been profoundly anthropocentric, beginning \nwith the creation account in Genesis in which God gives humanity full dominion \nover the earth and over animals. According to White, Western Christianity and \nrelated traditions, such as Islam, have seen n…
Olympic Proportions
When cities host mega-events, such as the Olympic Games, these events change the context in which conventionally local political decisions are considered and made. This article follows Islamic movement Tablighi Jamaat's proposed plans to build the large Abbey Mills Mosque in Newham, East London, and the controversy that followed. The analysis builds from media accounts, interviews with a leading mosque opponent, and ethnographic observation from …
Balancing tolerance, security and Muslim engagement in the United Kingdom
In this article, we consider how engagement with Muslims by the state has been conducted under the UK government's counter-radicalisation ‘Prevent’ agenda. New Labour's ‘hearts and minds’ approach to Prevent emphasised, and innovated, engagement with Muslim ‘communities’. This approach was widely criticised, however, particularly in the way it merged Prevent with ‘Community Cohesion’. By contrast, the current Coalition government's new Prevent st…
Keepin’ it Real
Hip hop is a global cultural phenomenon that encompasses rap music, dance, graffiti art, and fashion as well as particular ways of being. One sub-genre of hip hop is Gospel rap, in which Christian rappers attempt to represent the truth of God as a tangible reality, thereby keepin it real. This study investigates how young British Jamaican male adults in the Brixton area of London appropriate hip hop for their own ends. Based on original raps auth…
Of Hajj and home
Muslim religiosity and South Asian ethnicities are at times experienced as rival forms of affiliation, especially for the second generation born and brought up in the West. In this article, I investigate the role of 'roots visits' to Bangladesh and pilgrimages to Mecca in shaping ethnic/religious affiliations of young second generation Bengalis in London's East End. Building on Glick Schiller (2004), I argue that Bengali translocal ways of being …
A ‘System of Self-Appointed Leaders'? Examining Modes of Muslim Representation in Governance in Britain
Research Highlights and Abstract This article Contributes to theoretical debates about the significance of group identity and political representation; Contributes to academic research into the shift from formal and hierarchical to more informal and network-based styles of governance; Contributes to research on the integration of Muslims in Britain by elucidating the emergence and diversification of Muslim representative organisations in Britain …
Religion, state, and society in an uncertain world
London Youth, Religion, and Politics
Governing through Prevent? Regulation and Contested Practice in State-Muslim Engagement
In this article, we consider the implications of the 'Prevent' strand of the government's counter-terrorism strategy for the UK state's engagement with Muslims. We argue that the logics of Prevent have been highly problematic for state-Muslim engagement. Nevertheless, we suggest that the characterisation of state approaches to engaging Muslims as a form of discipline is incomplete without an analysis of: first, differences in practices, habits an…
Medina in Birmingham, Najaf in Brent
Religion and the rise of populism
TEST 02 - Elsevier's Scopus, the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature. Search and access research from the science, technology, medicine, social sciences and arts and humanities fields
Religion and the Rise of Populism
Afterword
Religion, populism, and media work in concert. The three together are greater than the sum of their parts. Yet, somehow, the interaction between these three elements remains surprisingly poorly understood. This afterword places this special issue on the Nordic countries into the wider context of populism in Europe. It then takes a step back to briefly consider why our knowledge of the media-religion-populism nexus is limited and what future resea…
The Godless Crusade
Journal Article The Godless Crusade: Religion, Populism and Right-Wing Identity Politics in the West by TOBIAS CREMER Get access The Godless Crusade: Religion, Populism and Right-Wing Identity Politics in the West, by Tobias Cremer. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2023, 335 pp.; $29.99. Daniel Nilsson DeHanas Daniel Nilsson DeHanas King's College London, UK [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic …
Studying Eastern Orthodoxy in the context of war in Ukraine
The spirit of populism
Populism is a global phenomenon with a power and resilience that frequently surprises political observers. This article builds from the theoretical work of Margaret Canovan and others to investigate the “spirit” of populism in terms of its quasi-religious and post-rational dimensions. It puts forward a theoretical account of four spiritual dimensions of populism: the sacred, charismatic, redemptive, and apocalyptic. Each of these dimensions is un…
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