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ajiss-2222	Monshipouri, Mahmood	Political Science: An Islamic Perspective by Abdul Rashid Moten. London: MacMillan Press/St. Martin's, 1996, 217 pp., with Index.	1997.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1510	69	47	Islamic movements, for instance, in countries such as India, Pakistan, and Iran, which represent variations in strategy and tactics, typify the richness of Islamic reawakening and self-expression. While displaying similarities and dif- ferences between and among Islamic movements in the book’s final chapter, Moten points out that the characterization of these movements as “Islamic fun- damentalism” is deeply flawed and that the Islamic reawakening (naMah) must be viewed as a process (p. 128).	cache/ajiss-2222.pdf	txt/ajiss-2222.txt