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Emergencia de la islamofobia en el discurso polÃtico de Vox/ENG Emergence of Islamophobia in VOX's political discourse
El auge electoral y polÃtico de Vox en España es de tal importancia que es imprescindible seguir profundizando en su ideologÃa polÃtica. Con este objetivo, este artÃculo se propone profundizar en el discurso polÃtico de esta formación sobre el islam en España, habida cuenta de que otras investigaciones han demostrado la presencia de islamofobia en su discurso. Para este propósito, se ha empleado una metodologÃa de corte cualitativa basada en el análisis del discurso de diferentes fuentes audiovisuales y documentales relativos a esta formación polÃtica. El resultado de esta investigación permite aseverar que en Vox existe un discurso de islamofobia de carácter iliberal en torno al islam y a la comunidad musulmana residente en España. Vox construye un ideario polÃtico donde el islam cumple la función del enemigo sociohistórico de la identidad nacional. En este contexto, tal discurso emerge desde un rechazo esencialista del islam, representando al mismo como una amenaza polÃtica a la supervivencia cultural, identitaria y social de la identidad nacional española. Palabras clave: Vox; discurso; islam; islamofobia; identidad nacional. The electoral and political rise of Vox in Spain is of such importance that it is essential to continue deepening its political ideology. With this objective, this article intends to delve into the political discourse of this formation on Islam in Spain, taking into account that other investigations have shown the presence of Islamophobia in their discourse. For this purpose, a qualitative methodology based on the analysis of the discourse of different audiovisual and documentary sources related to this political formation has been used. The result of this investigation allows us to assert that in Vox there is an illiberal discourse of Islamophobia around Islam and the Muslim community residing in Spain. Vox builds a political ideology where Islam fulfills the function of the socio-historical enemy of national identity. In this context, such a discourse emerges from an essentialist rejection of Islam, representing it as a political threat to the cultural, identity and social survival of the Spanish national identity. Keywords: Vox; discourse; Islam; Islamophobia; national identity.
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Introduction: Making the “Invisible” Visible: Detecting Everyday Islamophobia
Keywords: Everyday Islamophobia, Racism, Microaggressions, Politics, Muslimness
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Islamophobia, anti-racism and the British left
Scarlet Harris critically explores the treatment of Islamophobia by those committed to challenging it. In interrogating how activists and community workers conceptualise Islamophobia and what this means for practices on the ground, this book develops an alternative approach from and for the anti-racist left.
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Islamophobia and Communism: Perpetual Prejudice in Contemporary Indonesia
Purpose: This study aims to explain the relationship between Islamophobia and the issue of Communism in Indonesia today. Methods: This research is a type of Data collecting was carried out on the mass media and social media and a literature review to discover this; then, the analysis was carried out using a philosophical approach. Results and Conclusion: This study found that the government policies that were seen opposing Islamism aspirations were considered a form of Islamophobia. The tendency of Islamophobia is resulted from the government and the winning party's closeness to China, especially the Chinese Communist Party, which results in the chaos of the law and efforts to reduce the ideology of the Pancasila (Five Principles). This condition presents a classic contestation between Islamism and Communism in the socio-political realm of contemporary Indonesia. In the contestation, Islamophobia continued in the form of negative imagery of Islam, Arabic, and Islamic politics. The response of Islamic groups to this condition is the strengthening of Islamism under the pretext of defending the state ideology. Research implications: The Development of Islamophobia: This research can provide insight into how Islamophobia develops and is maintained in the Indonesian context, which can provide a better understanding of its root causes and potential consequences in society. Impact on Interreligious and Interthought Relations: The implications of this research may go beyond political issues and touch aspects of interreligious and interthought relations in Indonesia. This can strengthen or weaken social relations between different groups. Public Policy: This study can provide a basis for the development of better public policy in addressing issues related to Islamophobia and society's understanding of communism. Policies created based on this research can be aimed at promoting tolerance and social justice. Further Research: This research may spark interest in further research on the same or related topics. Follow-up studies could dig deeper into the specific aspects revealed in this research or broaden the scope to understand a broader phenomenon. Global Influence: The implications of this research are not only limited to Indonesia, but can also provide valuable insight into how the phenomenon of Islamophobia and the stigma against communism is developing at the global level. This can help in understanding the impact of globalization and interconnectivity in spreading ideologies and perceptions. Originality/value: Insights into Political Dynamics: Through its examination of the perpetuation of prejudice, the research offers valuable insights into the political dynamics of contemporary Indonesia. By uncovering how certain narratives and ideologies are utilized and perpetuated for political purposes, the study provides a critical perspective on power dynamics and manipulation within the Indonesian contex
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