RESURGENCE OF RELIGION TO GLOBAL POLITICS

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DİNİN DÜNYA SİYASƏTİNDƏ YENİDƏN MEYDANA GƏLMƏSİ

Bahlul Aliyev | bahlulaliev@bk.ru

Türkiye Cumhuriyeti İstanbul Gelişim Üniversitesi

Zeki Arslantürk | zakiturk@mail.ru

Doğuş Üniversitesi Fen Edebiyat Fakültesi Sosyoloji Bölümü öğretim üyesi

Cəmiyyət və mənəviyyat

XÜLASƏ

Bəşəriyyət tarixində din cəmiyyətin sosio-politik inkişafında hər zaman güclü faktor olmuşdur. Müzəffər qloballaşma yürüşünün dünyada dinin rolunu azaltması və dinin ictimai varlığın kənarına sıxışdırılması düşüncəsi ilə dini kimlik dünyanın sosial inkişafının idealları da daxil olmaqla həqiqi sosial münasibətlər aləmində həyata keçməyən ümidlərin və istəklərin bir ifadəsi halına gəlir. Beləcə, din istiqrarlı şəkildə əleyhinə çıxdığı qloballaşma problemlərinin həllində aktiv rol alır. Ümumiyyətlə, qarışıq üfüqi və institusional əlaqələr sisteminə malik olan din faktoru birləşdirici bir ideya və qlobal tendensiyaları nizama salmaq üçün effektiv bir vasitə kimi görülməkdədir. Bu məqalədə dünya siyasətində dini aktorların təsirləri restavrativ dini narrativ nəzərindən tədqiq olunmuşdur

AÇAR SÖZLƏR

din-siyasət münasibətləri Vestfaliya paradiqması dini narrativ transmilli dini fəaliyyət transmilli dini aktorlar

ƏDƏBİYYAT

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RESURGENCE OF RELIGION TO GLOBAL POLITICS

Bahlul Aliyev | bahlulaliev@bk.ru

Türkiye Cumhuriyeti İstanbul Gelişim Üniversitesi

Zaki Arslanturk | zakiturk@mail.ru

Doğuş Üniversitesi Fen Edebiyat Fakültesi Sosyoloji Bölümü öğretim üyesi

Society and spirituality

SUMMARY

Throughout human history, religion has always been a powerful factor in the socio-political development of society. The triumphant march of globalization has diminished the role of religion in the world and, with the idea of pushing religion to the edge of social existence, religious identity becomes an expression of hope and aspirations that do not occur in the real world of social relations, including the ideals of social development of the world. Thus, religion assumes an active role in solving the problems of globalization, which it consistently opposes. Often, the phenomenon of religion, which has a complex system of horizontal ties and institutional relations, is seen as a unifying principle and can be an effective tool to regulate global trends. In this study, the effects of religious actors in world politics are examined in the context of increasing religious restorative discourse in social sciences

KEYWORDS

religion-politics interaction westphalian paradigm religious narrative transnational religious activity transnational religious actors.

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