A Bibliographic Introduction to Islam in the Modern World

Readers interested in learning more about the current state of Islam in the world and what key factors have had a significant impact on it will surely welcome this selection of freely available Oxford Bibliographies articles. This collection spans various disciplines in order to further illuminate the rich history of Islam.
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Featured Blog Post: Slavoj Žižek on what really makes him mad

By Slavoj Žižek

"What really makes me mad when I read critical (and even some favorable) reactions to my work is the recurring characterization of me as a postmodern cultural critic – the one thing I don’t want to be. I consider myself a philosopher dealing with fundamental ontological questions, and, furthermore, a philosopher in the traditional vein of German Idealism..."
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New Editor in Chief: Islamic Studies

Natana J. DeLong-Bas is an expert on Islam and Christianity, women and gender, Islamic law, the environment, terrorism and extremism, and the Arabian Gulf countries. She is the past President of the American Council for the Study of Islamic Societies (ACSIS) and current Associate Professor of the Practice of Theology and Islamic Civilizations and Societies at Boston College...
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A Bibliographical Introduction to Famous Ecologists

Edited by David Gibson

Ecology, the study of organisms and their interactions with the environment, stands as a discipline on the shoulders of its pioneering scientists. Scholarly interest in ecology thrives by acknowledging the accomplishments and groundbreaking insights of these famous ecologists.
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