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- Vigilante publics: orientalism, modernity and Hindutva fascism in India (2018)
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Fundamentalism and the search for meaning in digital media among Gen Y and Gen Z
Journal for deradicalization, volume , issue 33 (2022), pp. 255-285
"Religious fundamentalists have a common fear that modernity, digital mass media, and popular culture may corrupt young adults and undermine sacred values and moral codes. However, some young adults do not abandon their religion; conversely, they submit to fundamentalist religious authority and are ...
Hassprediger Gottes: der amerikanische Radio-Priester Father Charles Coughlin
Alibri Verlag
(2022), 321 pp., illustr., bibliogr. p.293-299, chronol. p.301-306
ISBN 978-3-86569-304-4
"Es ist erstaunlich, dass der römisch-katholische Radio-Priester Charles Coughlin – Vertreter der amerikanischen Religiösen Rechten, Antikommunist, Antisemit, Demagoge und Zeitzeuge der ersten America First-Bewegung – hierzulande so gut wie unbekannt ist. Ebenso erstaunlich ist, dass er bis vo...
Radikalisierung im Cyberspace: die virtuelle Welt des Salafismus im deutschsprachigen Raum - ein Weg zur islamistischen Radikalisierung?
Bonn:
Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung (bpb)
(2021) Sonderausg., 278 pp., illustr., glossary p.223-227, bibliogr. p.299-268
ISBN 978-3-7425-0695-5
Other Editions: Bielefeld: Transcript, 2020
"Auch die salafistische Szene nutzt den virtuellen Raum zur Propagierung ihrer Ideologie und zur Rekrutierung von Mitgliedern. Gerade für eine jüngere Zielgruppe hat sich in den vergangenen Jahren ein breites Angebot im deutschsprachigen Raum herausgebildet, mit dem Salafisten ihre Glaubensinhalte...
Vigilante publics: orientalism, modernity and Hindutva fascism in India
Javnost: the public, volume 25, issue 4 (2018), pp. 333-350
"This paper explores the interconnections of Hindutva fascist repertoires in India and quasi-orientalist discourses. History and common sense are re-written through audiovisual communications to appeal to one section of a dangerously split Indian public and a neoliberal-touristic sensibility elsewhe...
De-centring Western enlightenment: revisionist histories, contestation and communication theory
Javnost: the public, volume 25, issue 4 (2018), pp. 333-440
Cyber-Buddhism: fundamentalism, the internet and the public sphere in Thailand
In: Fundamentalism in the modern world. Vol. 2: Fundamentalism and communication: culture, media and the public sphere
Ulrika Mårtensson; Jennifer Bailey; Priscilla Ringrose; Asbjorn Dyrendal (eds.)
London; New York:
Tauris
(2011), pp. 216-236
"In the case of contemporary Buddhism, we have seen how fundamentalism and democracy are connected to each other, and also how the public sphere, mediated by the new technology of the internet, has a role to play in these relations. We have seen how groups such as the 'Santi Asoke' are succeeding de...
Islamic fundamentalism in Arab television: Islamism and Salafism in competition
In: Fundamentalism in the modern world. Vol. 2: Fundamentalism and communication: culture, media and the public sphere
Ulrika Mårtensson; Jennifer Bailey; Priscilla Ringrose; Asbjorn Dyrendal (eds.)
London; New York:
Tauris
(2011), pp. 264-291
"Within less than 20 years, the number of Arabic-language satellite channels has risen from zero to more than 500, including channels financed by the US, Russia, China, the UK and France. Some 50 of these channels label themselves as Islamic (and a handful are Christian) , but Islamic programming is...
Radio priest: Charles Coughlin, the father of hate radio
New York:
Free Press
(1996), ix, 376 pp., bibliogr. p.352-363, index
"For me, growing up in Detroit, Coughlin was a fascinating figure of local lore: both loved and hated, he was clearly someone whose career cannot be reduced to a single dimension. It may well be argued that the conventional standards of biography should not be applied to media figures, for theirs is...
