SC 378 - Islamic Social Movements

(3.00 cr.)

A survey of the historical development of Islam as a world systemic force and its interaction with other world systemic forces, namely: secularism, liberalism, the nation-state, democracy, and globalization. Students learn about the civilization and faith of Islam; the often stated, and more often misunderstood, "Islamic Revival" observable around the world; and key intellectuals, social movement leaders, politicians, teachers, lawyers, students, business people, farmers, and workers in the world today who employ similar Islamic categories to engage in a variety of social and political projects.

Prerequisite: SC 102 .
Restrictions: Restricted to juniors and seniors.

Sessions Typically Offered: Varies
Years Typically Offered: Varies

Interdisciplinary Studies: GT