Global Islam: A Very Short Introduction

Nile Green is Professor of History and Ibn Khaldun Endowed Chair in World History at UCLA. A historian of the multiple globalizations of Islam and Muslims, his work has traced Muslim networks that connect South Asia and the Middle East with the Indian Ocean, Africa, Japan, Europe and the United States. His research builds on extensive travels in India, Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan, Chinese Central Asia, Turkey, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Yemen, Oman, Jordan, Morocco, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Myanmar, Malaysia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, the Caucasus, and Zanzibar. A former Guggenheim fellow, Green is the author of Terrains of Exchange: Religious Economies of Global Islam and Sufism: A Global History, among many other titles.

Preface
Introduction: What Is 'Global Islam'?
Chapter 1: Islam in the Age of Empire, Steam and Print
Chapter 2: Muslim Transnationalism between Socialism and Nationalism
Chapter 3: From Islamic Revolutions to the Internet
Conclusions
Glossary
Further reading