The Problem of Law and Order in Muslim Civilisation: A Hobbesian Perspective

  • Lane J
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Abstract

As several Muslim countries have fallen into the set of failed states, one would be interested in searching for an explanation of anarchy within the Islamic civilisation. Religious and ethnic cleavages together with rebel fighting has turned countries like Libya, Mail, Nigeria, Somalia, Gaza, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan into anarchic societies without functioning government. The lack of law and order also plagues Egypt, Bahrain and Bangladesh. Why is there now so much political violence in the Moslem world? The sufferings of ordinary Muslims from government breakdown and sectarian clashes as well as rebel fighting are such that many people have to leave and live elsewhere.

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Lane, J.-E. (2014). The Problem of Law and Order in Muslim Civilisation: A Hobbesian Perspective. Journal of Politics and Law, 7(4). https://doi.org/10.5539/jpl.v7n4p32

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