id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
ajiss-990	Ugur, Etga	What’s in a Movement? Competing Narratives on Transnational Islam	2015.0	10	.pdf	application/pdf	4372	159	43	He adopts a rather limited defi- nition of social movements when he rejects this designation for the Hizmet movement on the grounds that it is “pro-systemic” in terms of national identity, EU integration, and neoliberal structural adjustments. Yavuz’s account is best when he puts these seemingly contradictory and outright confusing atti- tudes into perspective for outsiders: “[T]he movement is too Islamist and con- servative for some social democrats and secularist military, too liberal and pro-American for Islamists, too Turkish nationalist for the Kurdish national- ists, too Sunni-Hanefi for the Alevis, and too worldly for some Sufi-oriented Muslims” (p. 241).	cache/ajiss-990.pdf	txt/ajiss-990.txt