Islamism; Fundamentalism; Globalisation; resistance; civil society

From the point of the article the paper wants to argue, that Islamism is significantly influenced by the foreign involvement or even intervention (i.e. cultural and social heritage, implementing different, not-indigenous economic system). In addition Islamic domain is to mobilize masses or to serve as a final justification for giving a controversial sermon or even a violent action. Nowadays, the political actors in the world of Islam can be found between two dilemmas ? to carry out more strict regulations on the society (with a potential risk of explosion from broader masses) or to provide equal and proper conditions in the society (with the menace of taking the chance to undertake a democratic-like coup from the side of populists or even extremists). Paper deals with such questions by deploying critical geopolitical approach which considers Islamic movement to be anti-geo-political activity.

From the point of the article the paper wants to argue, that Islamism is significantly influenced by the foreign involvement or even intervention (i.e. cultural and social heritage, implementing different, not-indigenous economic system). In addition Islamic domain is to mobilize masses or to serve as a final justification for giving a controversial sermon or even a violent action. Nowadays, the political actors in the world of Islam can be found between two dilemmas ? to carry out more strict regulations on the society (with a potential risk of explosion from broader masses) or to provide equal and proper conditions in the society (with the menace of taking the chance to undertake a democratic-like coup from the side of populists or even extremists). Paper deals with such questions by deploying critical geopolitical approach which considers Islamic movement to be anti-geo-political activity.