Description
The New World of Islam (1922) by Lothrop Stoddard examines the social, political, and cultural conditions of Islamic nations during the early 20th century. Stoddard explores the impact of European colonialism on Muslim societies and discusses the challenges and potential futures of Islamic countries in a rapidly modernizing world. He analyzes Islamic civilization’s strengths and weaknesses and predicts the rise of Islam as a global force. While his work focuses on the potential conflict between the West and Islam, it reflects Stoddard’s Eurocentric views and racial prejudices, promoting a view of Islamic societies as either threatened or threatening in the modern era.
