religious fundamentalism, radicalisation, action and structural perspectives, ideology
Tim Davies shows how sociological theories and concepts can be used to try to make sense of a social issue — in this case, the radicalisation of some young British Muslims. With reference to both action and structural perspectives, he shows how sociology can help us to understand particular forms of extreme behaviour. This article will be of use to all students and covers elements of both religion and sociological theory.
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