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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-84611-3political thought which accompanied it, and secondly in that his writings themselves had a considerable impact on political developments in the Middle East. al-Husri’s ideas became part of an obligatory political ideology in those Arab states which were formed out of the process of decolonisation af

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The Origins of Nation Formation and Nationalism in Europestory as the history of national states whose most ‘prominent characteristic’ is nationality.. The analysis of the national state as a modern phenomenon is a major concern of both history and the social sciences,. although there is considerable confusion over its origins. Classical political philoso

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The Foundations of Sati‘ al-Husri’s Political Theory situation which forms the starting point of his theory. The situation of the Arab countries resembles the situation in the world after the opening of Pandora’s box: the Arabs are subject to all the evils of the world because they are divided, and are therefore weak and backward.. All that is left t