Political Islam, world politics and Europe : from jihadist to Institutional Islamism / Bassam Tibi.

Introduction: The impact of the politicization of Islam on world politics as a context for Europe and Islam in the 21st century -- Part I: The conflict within Islamic civilization between jihadism and democracy. Its pertinence to world politics and to the Islam diaspora in Europe : obstacles and solutions -- From classical jihad to global jihadism in an invention of tradition for mapping the world into Dar al-Islam -- Polity and rule : the Islamic quest for civil society and for democracy against Hakimiyyat Allah as the Islamist system of totalitarian government -- Part II: Political Islam enters world politics : global jihadism as an Islamist internationalism in its Sunni and Shi'ite varieties as a challenge to safe democracy and international security -- The world-political Sunni fallacy : Jihadist internationalism as a cosmic war of irregulars for remaking the world -- The Shi'ite option : internationalism for an export of the Islamic revolution of Iran. A failed effort! -- Part III: Europe as a battlefield for the competing options : Islamization versus Europeanization resulting in Muslim Europe or Euro-Islam? -- Political Islam and Europe in the twenty-first century : the return of history as the return of civilizations into world affairs -- The European diaspora of Muslim migrants and the idea of Europe : could they become Europeans by choice? -- Political Islam and democracy's decline to a voting procedure: The political culture of democracy is the solution for Islamic civilization -- Part IV: Political Islam in a process of change : the shift from jihadist terror to Islamist governance : a moderation? -- Political Islam and governance : the quest for a shari'a order in the context of global democracy. Examining the assumption of moderation -- Institutional Islamism, cosmopolitan democracy and Islamist shari'a law.