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Democratization and Islam: The Senegalese exception
[Thesis]
Mohamed Moctar Faye
Gatch, Loren
University of Central Oklahoma
2015
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Committee members: Furmanski, Louis; Hardt, Jan
Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-1-339-38467-2
M.A.
Political Science
University of Central Oklahoma
2015
This thesis analyzes the factors conducive to secularism in Senegal. It shows that Islam is in fact compatible with democracy and freedom. Indeed, despite the persistence of authoritarianism in many Islamic societies, Senegal, with a 94% Muslim population, experienced a successful political transition from 1960 to 2000. The articulation between religion and politics differs from the scenario observed in other Muslim countries like Algeria, Sudan, Iraq and Syria. Senegal is a secular state with a democratic political culture that stemmed from the colonial era.
Religion; Islamic Studies; Political science
Philosophy, religion and theology;Social sciences;Democracy;Secular state;Senegal
Alklih, Mohamad Yousef
Gatch, Loren
Political Science
University of Central Oklahoma
1757512986; 1606332
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