Mehdi Mozaffari
Biographic Data
| ID | 253670 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mehdi Mozaffari |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mehdi |
| FAMILY NAME | Mozaffari |
| SIGNATURE | MOZAFFARI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aarhus University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Globalization and World Order Some Notes
Globalization conceived as the maximum compression of time and space “pulls away” from the nation-state while, at the same time, also “pushes down”. In other words, under the process of globalization, the system of local and parochial identity and loyalty is gradually supplemented with the system of multi-identity and multi-loyalty. The axial question concerns the compatibility/non-compatibility of the current unprecedented global system with a w…
Civilization and Globalization in a World of Turmoil
The pivotal question concerns the compatibility or non-compatibility of the current unprecedented global system with a world made up of a plurality of civilizations. In other words, can the world become vastly globalized without this having any substantial impact on civilizations? What consequences will the speedy globalization have on the identity and dignity of various human entities; both as individuals and as a collectivity? The interplay bet…
The Rise of Islamism in the Light of European Totalitarianism
This article is an account of the origins of Islamism in the context of the rise of European totalitarian movements. The study aims to demonstrate that the origins of Islamism correlate closely both temporally and geographically to the historical conditions in which the three most successful European totalitarian movements, Bolshevism, fascism and Nazism, were able to establish themselves. A comparative analysis of general reactions to World War …
Rejoinder to Ana Soage
What is Islamism? History and Definition of a Concept
Udgivelsesdato: March
Bin Laden, Islamism, and terrorism
Globalization and Civilizations
Civilizations and the Twenty-First Century: Some theoretical considerations Robert W.Cox Chapter 2. Globalization, Civilization, and World Order: A World constructivist approach Mehdi Mozaffari Chapter 3. The First Normative Global Revolution? The Uncertain Political Future of Globalization Richard Falk Chapter 4. Standards of Civilization Today Gerrit W.Gong Chapter 5. Globalization, Markets and Democracy Michael Mousseau Chapter 6. European Civ…
The transformationalist perspective and the rise of a global standard of civilization
The ongoing process of globalization is transforming the world. States, the principal actors in international systems, are the privileged subjects of this transformation. State identities are changing and state sovereignties are challenged. Some scholars refer to this as a ‘Grotian moment’. I argue that a meaningful analysis of contemporary international politics needs to consider seriously questions related to the identities of actors and the qu…
Revolutionary, Thermidorian and Enigmat Ic Foreign Policy: President Khatami and the 'Fear of the Wave
Can a Declined Civilization Be Reconstructed: Islamic Civilization or Civilized Islam
The “new” Balkanization in the Persian Gulf
Changes in the Iranian Political System after Khomeini's Death
Why the Bazar Rebels
As Iran's most homogeneous socio-professional group, the Bazar has played an important role in the continuing violence in that country. Prior to the Islamic revolution, the Bazar reacted to systematical peripheralization by state violence, assassinations, and terrorist actions. After the Islamic revolution it became an influential partner and ally of the state. This, however, did not diminish Bazari violence, which has now become an integral part…
Islam: State and Society
The Rushdie affair: Blasphemy as a new form of international conflict and crisis
(1990). The Rushdie affair: Blasphemy as a new form of international conflict and crisis. Terrorism and Political Violence: Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 415-441
The New Era of Terrorism: Approaches and Typologies
Mozaffari, M. The New Era of Terrorism: Approaches and Typologies. Cooperation and Conflict, XXIII, 1988, 179-196. Despite the fact that political terrorism has become an almost everyday phenomenon, and despite its unprecedented internationalization, little attention has been given to the typology of political terrorism. Terrorism has generally been considered a homogeneous phenomenon with no variations in either time or place. The aim of this ar…
Changes in the Iranian Political System after Khomeini's Death
Globalization and World Order Some Notes
Globalization conceived as the maximum compression of time and space “pulls away” from the nation-state while, at the same time, also “pushes down”. In other words, under the process of globalization, the system of local and parochial identity and loyalty is gradually supplemented with the system of multi-identity and multi-loyalty. The axial question concerns the compatibility/non-compatibility of the current unprecedented global system with a w…
Why the Bazar Rebels
As Iran's most homogeneous socio-professional group, the Bazar has played an important role in the continuing violence in that country. Prior to the Islamic revolution, the Bazar reacted to systematical peripheralization by state violence, assassinations, and terrorist actions. After the Islamic revolution it became an influential partner and ally of the state. This, however, did not diminish Bazari violence, which has now become an integral part…
The New Era of Terrorism: Approaches and Typologies
Mozaffari, M. The New Era of Terrorism: Approaches and Typologies. Cooperation and Conflict, XXIII, 1988, 179-196. Despite the fact that political terrorism has become an almost everyday phenomenon, and despite its unprecedented internationalization, little attention has been given to the typology of political terrorism. Terrorism has generally been considered a homogeneous phenomenon with no variations in either time or place. The aim of this ar…
Civilization and Globalization in a World of Turmoil
The pivotal question concerns the compatibility or non-compatibility of the current unprecedented global system with a world made up of a plurality of civilizations. In other words, can the world become vastly globalized without this having any substantial impact on civilizations? What consequences will the speedy globalization have on the identity and dignity of various human entities; both as individuals and as a collectivity? The interplay bet…
Bin Laden, Islamism, and terrorism
Revolutionary, Thermidorian and Enigmat Ic Foreign Policy: President Khatami and the 'Fear of the Wave
Can a Declined Civilization Be Reconstructed: Islamic Civilization or Civilized Islam
The New Era of Terrorism: Approaches and Typologies
Mozaffari, M. The New Era of Terrorism: Approaches and Typologies. Cooperation and Conflict, XXIII, 1988, 179-196. Despite the fact that political terrorism has become an almost everyday phenomenon, and despite its unprecedented internationalization, little attention has been given to the typology of political terrorism. Terrorism has generally been considered a homogeneous phenomenon with no variations in either time or place. The aim of this ar…
Islam: State and Society
The Rushdie affair: Blasphemy as a new form of international conflict and crisis
(1990). The Rushdie affair: Blasphemy as a new form of international conflict and crisis. Terrorism and Political Violence: Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 415-441
Why the Bazar Rebels
As Iran's most homogeneous socio-professional group, the Bazar has played an important role in the continuing violence in that country. Prior to the Islamic revolution, the Bazar reacted to systematical peripheralization by state violence, assassinations, and terrorist actions. After the Islamic revolution it became an influential partner and ally of the state. This, however, did not diminish Bazari violence, which has now become an integral part…
Changes in the Iranian Political System after Khomeini's Death
The “new” Balkanization in the Persian Gulf
Can a Declined Civilization Be Reconstructed: Islamic Civilization or Civilized Islam
Revolutionary, Thermidorian and Enigmat Ic Foreign Policy: President Khatami and the 'Fear of the Wave
The transformationalist perspective and the rise of a global standard of civilization
The ongoing process of globalization is transforming the world. States, the principal actors in international systems, are the privileged subjects of this transformation. State identities are changing and state sovereignties are challenged. Some scholars refer to this as a ‘Grotian moment’. I argue that a meaningful analysis of contemporary international politics needs to consider seriously questions related to the identities of actors and the qu…
Globalization and Civilizations
Civilizations and the Twenty-First Century: Some theoretical considerations Robert W.Cox Chapter 2. Globalization, Civilization, and World Order: A World constructivist approach Mehdi Mozaffari Chapter 3. The First Normative Global Revolution? The Uncertain Political Future of Globalization Richard Falk Chapter 4. Standards of Civilization Today Gerrit W.Gong Chapter 5. Globalization, Markets and Democracy Michael Mousseau Chapter 6. European Civ…
Bin Laden, Islamism, and terrorism
What is Islamism? History and Definition of a Concept
Udgivelsesdato: March
The Rise of Islamism in the Light of European Totalitarianism
This article is an account of the origins of Islamism in the context of the rise of European totalitarian movements. The study aims to demonstrate that the origins of Islamism correlate closely both temporally and geographically to the historical conditions in which the three most successful European totalitarian movements, Bolshevism, fascism and Nazism, were able to establish themselves. A comparative analysis of general reactions to World War …
Rejoinder to Ana Soage
Civilization and Globalization in a World of Turmoil
The pivotal question concerns the compatibility or non-compatibility of the current unprecedented global system with a world made up of a plurality of civilizations. In other words, can the world become vastly globalized without this having any substantial impact on civilizations? What consequences will the speedy globalization have on the identity and dignity of various human entities; both as individuals and as a collectivity? The interplay bet…
Globalization and World Order Some Notes
Globalization conceived as the maximum compression of time and space “pulls away” from the nation-state while, at the same time, also “pushes down”. In other words, under the process of globalization, the system of local and parochial identity and loyalty is gradually supplemented with the system of multi-identity and multi-loyalty. The axial question concerns the compatibility/non-compatibility of the current unprecedented global system with a w…
Political science (16 works) · Law (12 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Political economy (8 works) · Economics (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · History (5 works) · Civilization (4 works) · Globalization (4 works) · Law (4 works)