Who argues that fundamentalism is a product of and reaction to globalisation?
Giddens
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What is cosmopolitanism?
A way of thinking that embraces modernity and is in keeping with today's globalising world
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Who distinguishes between resistance identity and project identity as responses to modernity?
Castells
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Bruce sees the main cause of fundamentalism as the perception of religious traditionalists that today's globalising world threatens their beliefs. True or false?
True
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Where does Bruce use to illustrate examples of fundamentalism?
The West and the Third World
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According to Davie, when was the first phase of secular fundamentalism?
From the Enlightenment in the late 18th century to the 1960s
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Who talks about the class of civilisations?
Huntingdon
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What do Norris and Inglehart conclude the issue that divides the West from the Muslim world?
Gender and Sexulaity
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In what country did the Catholic Church have a major role in fighting the Soviet Union?
Poland
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In what country did Nanda find a high level of middle-class religiosity?
India
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Who argues that Pentecostalism in Latin America acts as a functional equivalent to Weber's Protestant ethic?
Berger
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What is cosmopolitanism?
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A way of thinking that embraces modernity and is in keeping with today's globalising world
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Who distinguishes between resistance identity and project identity as responses to modernity?
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Bruce sees the main cause of fundamentalism as the perception of religious traditionalists that today's globalising world threatens their beliefs. True or false?
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Where does Bruce use to illustrate examples of fundamentalism?
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