Lara Z. Deeb, Tsolin Nalbantian, Nadya Sbaiti
Abstract
Practicing Sectarianism brings anthropologists and historians together to investigate the imaginative and contradictory ways people live and practice sectarianism in their everyday lives, with the ultimate goal of destabilizing sect as a category and sectarianism as a concept.
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Practicing Sectarianism brings anthropologists and historians together to investigate the imaginative and contradictory ways people live and practice sectarianism in their everyday lives, with the ultimate goal of destabilizing sect as a category and sectarianism as a concept.
Key concepts: Sectarianism, Sect, Sociology, Political science, Law, Politics