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Sectarianization

2017
Abstract As the Middle East descends ever deeper into violence and chaos, “sectarianism” has become a catch-all explanation for the region’s troubles. The present turmoil is attributed to “ancient sectarian differences,” putatively primordial forces that make violent conflict intractable and any attempt to stem it futile.
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Sectarian Readings of Sectarianism: Interpreting the Northern Ireland Census

The Irish Review (1986-), 1994
Sectarian 'headcounting' is a built-in feature of Northern Ireland poli? tics. It was central to the delimitation of Northern Ireland as six of Ulster's nine counties. This was intended to give a 'safe7 two to one majority of Protestants and unionists over Catholics and nationalists; and achieving it had meant the ditching of fellow unionists in Don ...
Anderson, James, Shuttleworth, Ian
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Sectarianism

2013
An archaeological study of contemporary Northern Ireland adds a material dimension to debates on the impact-or otherwise-of the recent peace process on lived experiences in the province. This chapter has selected the study of security installations, peace walls, and Long Kesh/Maze prison as three manifestations of the Troubles in order to dissect how ...
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Sectarian Non-Entrepreneurs: The Experience of Everyday Sectarianism in Bahrain and Kuwait

Middle East Critique, 2018
In light of the increasing relevance of sectarianism in recent years, not least in the wake of the Arab revolts since 2011, this article investigates ‘everyday sectarianism’ in Kuwait and Bahrain.
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The object of sectarianism: the material reality of sectarianism in Ulster Loyalism

Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, 2000
This article examines an important, and neglected, aspect of sectarianism in contemporary Northern Ireland: its embodiment in the material culture and everyday social practices of its antagonistic factions. Following a brief theoretical outline of sectarianism (characterized as a discursive formation), I describe this phenomenon as found in an Ulster ...
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IS IT A SECTARIAN COMPETITION OR SECTARIAN WARS?

2015
Tunus’ta başlayarak kısa sürede Mısır ve Libya gibi ülkelerde yönetim değişikliğine yol açan Arap Baharı, daha sonra Irak,  Suriye ve Yemen gibi ülkelerde ağırlıklı olarak mezhepsel iç çatışmalara dönüştü. Ortadoğu’daki mezhebi rekabetin öncüleri olarak bilinen İran ve Suudi Arabistan, Arap Baharının tetiklediği bu çatışma ortamında, bölgesel güç ...
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Defining Sectarian By ‘Non-Sectarian’ Narratives In Qumran

2011
Definitions of religious groups vary greatly depending on the person or group who or which determine them: terms used in definitions shaped by "the other" and those of self-identification are determined by the cultural and social background of the speaker, as well as by the auditory to which the definition is addressed to.
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Sectarian Relations before “Sectarianization” in pre-2003 Iraq

2017
Abstract This chapter challenges the notion that 2003 marks the dividing line between a “sectarian” and a “non-sectarian” Iraq. It argues that like many other forms of communal relations, Sunni-Shi’a relations were marked by varying degrees of relevance throughout the 20th century.
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Sectarian Medicine

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1987
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'Sectarian' and 'Non-sectarian' Texts

Revue de Qumran, 2009
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