• DOI:10.1080/0951274042000233378
Corpus ID: 147278881

Communication: Islam, Weberism and economic development: an adjunct to Nagata's outline of the Arqam experiment in Malaysia (1968–1994)

@article{Hamid2004CommunicationIW,
  title={Communication: Islam, Weberism and economic development: an adjunct to Nagata's outline of the Arqam experiment in Malaysia (1968–1994)},
  author={A. Hamid},
  journal={Global Change, Peace & Security},
  year={2004},
  volume={16},
  pages={169-179}
}

• A. Hamid
• Published 2004
• Sociology
• Global Change, Peace & Security

This communication questions the theoretical analysis of the relationship between religion and modernisation, as deriving from ‘Weberism’, by which I mean the body of thought which has evolved, out of the consensus of scholars studying the German sociologist, Max Weber (d. 1920). Western-based post-Second World War modernisation literature demonstrated high expectations that the developing world would toe the line of the secular, rational, industrial and democratic West. Scholars constructed… Expand

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