Islamists and the Global Order

A much-needed contribution to our understanding of how Islamists actors interact with the western-dominated global order. Moving beyond monolithic views of Islamists, Hanna Pfeifer presents an insightful and rich analysis of how multifaceted Islamist actors are in their outlook on the international.--May Darwich, University of Birmingham 'This is an ambitious book which is well situated in the nexus between IR theory, Middle East studies and different strands of the Islamist scholarship. In a convincing way, it presents an original, nuanced and complex argument that builds on theoretical, methodological and empirical insights and tools from these different academic traditions.' --Morten Valbj�rn, Aarhus University Hanna Pfeifer's book is a well-crafted, theoretically rich study on how statist Islamists perceive and frame the Western-dominated world order. Her core argument that both the Tunisian Ennahda and the Lebanese Hezballah primarily recognize rather than resist central principles of global order is highly innovative. This volume will certainly become an important reference work at the intersection of IR and Islamism studies in the years to come. --Andr� Bank, German Institute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA) In Islamists and the Global Order, Hanna Pfeifer examines the underexplored worldviews of Ennahda and Hezbollah regarding global order. By delving into these perspectives, Pfeifer effectively challenges the prevalent 'Islam versus the West' narrative and transcends the conventional security-focused approach that dominates political science's treatment of political Islam.--Jocelyne Cesari, University of Birmingham