Islam et politique extérieure au Nigeria: essai de mise en perspective historique (1960–1983)
Islam et politique extérieure au Nigeria: essai de mise en perspective historique (1960–1983)
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尼日利亚的伊斯兰教与外部政治：历史视角的文章（1960-1983）
DOI：
10.1080/00083968.1984.10804077
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发表时间：
1984
影响因子：
1.1
通讯作者：
R. Otayek
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作者：
R. Otayek
摘要本文以1980-1981年的卡诺骚乱（尼日利亚）为分析起点，着重探讨伊斯兰教在塑造该国不同省份之间的关系及其对外政策（即以色列和阿拉伯世界）中所占的地位。尼日利亚中央政府试图与这些州保持政治联系，即使它必须处理穆斯林（北部）和基督徒之间存在的敌对内部分歧。尼日利亚加入欧佩克特别说明了与阿拉伯国家出于经济和政治目的的这种“天然”联盟，同时通过以色列与西方世界保持交流。
ABSTRACTTaking the 1980–1981 riots in Kano (Nigeria) as a starting point of analysis, this article focuses on the place Islam occupies in shaping both the relationships between the different provinces of this state and its policies towards foreign countries, namely Israel and the Arab world. The Nigerian central government has tried to maintain political links with these states even though it must deal with antagonistic internal divisions which exist between Muslims (in the north) and Christians. Nigeria's participation in OPEC is particularly illustrative of this “natural” alliance with the Arab countries for economic and political purposes, while maintaining at the same time exchanges with the Western world through Israel.