Making Shura Part of the Constitution: Means and Problems

Volume 1|Issue 3| Winter 2013 |Discussions

Abstract

In his book "General Freedoms in the Islamic State" and contrary to usual writings on the subject, Rached Ghannouchi divides his approach to the concept of democracy into two stages: one in which he strips the general philosophical signification associated with democracy so that it becomes merely a procedural tool to exercise power, and one in which he universalizes the operating field of the concept of democracy by ensuring its operability in all cultural spaces. Ghannouchi's reading is therefore not only governed by the obsession of creating objective knowledge about the concept of democracy.

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Associate Researcher at the Moroccan Center for Social Science with a PhD in Public Law and Political Science from Mohamed V University. His PhD looked at Salafist Movements in Morocco (1971-2004): A Socio-Anthropological Study and his research focuses on the sociology of Islamic movements.

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