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sectarianism: a standalone construct

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sectarianism1 CONSTRUCTSectarianismMAKDISI · MIDDLE EASTERN

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Middle Eastern studies

the organization of politics and identity around religious communities, analyzed in Lebanon as a modern rather than ancient development.

In Middle Eastern studies, sectarianism refers to the organization of politics and identity around religious communities, analyzed in Lebanon as a modern rather than ancient development. This meaning comes from Makdisi (2000) in The Culture of Sectarianism.[1]

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  1. Makdisi, U. (2000). The Culture of Sectarianism. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520218451

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