Examining Futuwwa Organizations Using Process Tracing
This paper examines futuwwa [young manliness/chivalry] organizations in the following four different styles: (1)pre-Islamic futuwwa, (2)Abbasid futuwwa, (3)Sufi futuwwa, and (4)Akhi futuwwa organizations. The study investigates the dominance futuwwa organizations had over the economy with regard to...
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| description | This paper examines futuwwa [young manliness/chivalry] organizations in the following four different styles: (1)pre-Islamic futuwwa, (2)Abbasid futuwwa, (3)Sufi futuwwa, and (4)Akhi futuwwa organizations. The study investigates the dominance futuwwa organizations had over the economy with regard to these four different styles and attempts to question whether a relationship existed with the dominance of the central state authority during the periods when these types of futuwwa organizations were dominant. As a result of this investigation, the paper then attempts to test the conceptual framework used herein, which has three main components: the structuralist, institutionalist, and social network models. The presence of a significant relationship between the effectiveness of futuwwa organizations and the dominance of the central state authority will allow testing of the structuralist model. The paper tests the institutional and social network models by answering the questions of how and under what conditions this relationship had occurred. The article uses qualitative research methods for testing the conceptual framework and prefers the case study design, a qualitative research design. The study identifies cross-sectional cases and sub-cases in this context and resolves the data collected in the document analysis using the process tracing method. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-bbf116be763c4fed935703b2ea1a63632025-08-20T02:57:55ZengIstanbul University PressSosyal Siyaset Konferansları Dergisi1304-01032548-04052022-12-018319722410.26650/jspc.2022.83.1182656123456Examining Futuwwa Organizations Using Process TracingOnur Dündar0https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5792-6945Bandırma On Yedi Eylül Üniversitesi, Balikesir, TurkiyeThis paper examines futuwwa [young manliness/chivalry] organizations in the following four different styles: (1)pre-Islamic futuwwa, (2)Abbasid futuwwa, (3)Sufi futuwwa, and (4)Akhi futuwwa organizations. The study investigates the dominance futuwwa organizations had over the economy with regard to these four different styles and attempts to question whether a relationship existed with the dominance of the central state authority during the periods when these types of futuwwa organizations were dominant. As a result of this investigation, the paper then attempts to test the conceptual framework used herein, which has three main components: the structuralist, institutionalist, and social network models. The presence of a significant relationship between the effectiveness of futuwwa organizations and the dominance of the central state authority will allow testing of the structuralist model. The paper tests the institutional and social network models by answering the questions of how and under what conditions this relationship had occurred. The article uses qualitative research methods for testing the conceptual framework and prefers the case study design, a qualitative research design. The study identifies cross-sectional cases and sub-cases in this context and resolves the data collected in the document analysis using the process tracing method.https://cdn.istanbul.edu.tr/file/JTA6CLJ8T5/35D33201E864476C8EAFCEC5EE43FEBEeconomic sociologyeconomic thoughteconomic ethicsfutuwwa organizationsakhism |
| spellingShingle | Onur Dündar Examining Futuwwa Organizations Using Process Tracing Sosyal Siyaset Konferansları Dergisi economic sociology economic thought economic ethics futuwwa organizations akhism |
| title | Examining Futuwwa Organizations Using Process Tracing |
| title_full | Examining Futuwwa Organizations Using Process Tracing |
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| title_short | Examining Futuwwa Organizations Using Process Tracing |
| title_sort | examining futuwwa organizations using process tracing |
| topic | economic sociology economic thought economic ethics futuwwa organizations akhism |
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