islamИслам в современном миреIslam in the modern world2074-15292618-7221Medina Publishing Ltd10.22311/2074-1529-2020-16-2-159-180islam-784Research ArticleИСЛАМ В ОБЩЕСТВЕННО-ПОЛИТИЧЕСКОЙ ЖИЗНИ СТРАН И НАРОДОВISLAM IN RUSSIAN SOCIO-POLITICAL LIFEИсламский фактор в развитии современной Шотландии: политические и социокультурные аспектыThe Islamic Factor in the Development of Modern Scotland: Political and Socio-Cultural AspectsТюринЕ. А.TyurinE. A.

ТЮРИН Евгений Анатольевич — канд. полит. наук, доц., доц. каф. политологии и государственной политики

302028, г. Орел, б-р Победы, 5а

Evgeniy A. TURIN, Cand.Sci. (Polit.), associate professor, chair of Political Science and Public Policy

5a Pobedy Blv., Orel, 302028

Turin.of.Foveran@yandex.ruСавиноваЕ. Н.SavinovaE. N.

САВИНОВА Елена Николаевна — канд. полит. наук, доц., доц. каф. политологии и государственной политики

302028, г. Орел, б-р Победы, 5а

Elena N. SAVINOVA, Cand. Sci. (Polit,), associate professor, Chair of Political Science and Public Policy

5a Pobedy Blv., Orel, 302028

SavinovaE.N@yandex.ruАгабабовА. Р.AgababovA. R.

АГАБАБОВ Александр Рафаэльевич — аспирант каф. политологии и государственной политики

302028, г. Орел, б-р Победы, 5а

Alexandr R. AGABABOV, postgraduate student, Department of Political Science and Public Policy

5a Pobedy Blv., Orel, 302028

aagababov@mail.ruСреднерусский институт управления — филиал, Российская академия народного хозяйства и государственной службы при Президенте Российской ФедерацииРоссияCentral Russian Institute of Management — Branch of Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public AdministrationRussian Federation202025072020162159180Copyright © Тюрин Е.А., Савинова Е.Н., Агабабов А.Р., 20202020Тюрин Е.А., Савинова Е.Н., Агабабов А.Р.Tyurin E.A., Savinova E.N., Agababov A.R.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.https://islamjournal.idmedina.ru/jour/article/view/784

Предметное поле данной статьи, посвященой проявлению исламского фактора в социально- политической жизни Великобритании, локализуется в границах Шотландии. Авторы подчеркивают особый (отличающийся от других регионов Великобритании) характер взаимодействия мусульманского этноконфессионального меньшинства с коренным населением Шотландии. Наибольшее внимание уделяется вопросам идентичности шотландских мусульман. В статье подчеркивается, что Шотландия демонстрирует свои выигрышные позиции для мусульман благодаря развитию инклюзивной идентичности. Авторы делают прогностический вывод о том, что Шотландия будет сохранять политику утверждения единых гражданских ценностей, обеспечивающих плюрализм различных социокультурных сообществ. По мнению авторов, будущее Шотландии — это постэтническое, транскультурное социально- политическое государственно организованное пространство, в котором общебританская напряженность между мусульманами и немусульманами постепенно будет уменьшаться, а шотландская традиция равенства и социальной справедливости укрепится.

The subject field of this article, devoted to the manifestation of the Islamic factor in the socio- political life of the Great Britain, is localized within the borders of Scotland. The authors emphasize the special (different from other regions of the UK) nature of the interaction of the Muslim ethno- confessional minority with the indigenous population of Scotland. Most attention is paid to the identity of Scottish Muslims. The article highlights that Scotland demonstrates its winning position for Muslims through the development of an inclusive identity. The authors make a prognostic conclusion that Scotland will maintain a policy of affirming common civic values that ensure the pluralism of various socio- cultural communities. According to the authors, the future of Scotland is a post-ethnic, transcultural socio- political state- organized space in which British-wide tensions between Muslims and non- Muslims will gradually decrease, and the Scottish tradition of equality and social justice will be strengthened.

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