GLOBALLASHUV SHAROITIDA TERRORIZM ANTROPOLOGIYASINING TRANSFORMATSIYASI: IJTIMOIY-FALSAFIY TAHLIL
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.67227/q72n2407Kalit so‘zlar:
terrorizm antropologiyasi, globallashuv, terrorchi shaxs, radikallashuv, identiklik, guruhiy mansublik, raqamli muhit, transmilliy terrorizm, Al-Qoida, IShID.Abstrak
Maqolada globallashuv sharoitida terrorizm antropologiyasining transformatsiyasi inson omili, ijtimoiy identiklik, guruhiy mansublik, radikallashuv, zo‘ravonlikning axloqiy jihatdan legitimlashtirilishi va raqamli kommunikatsiyalar bilan o‘zaro bog‘liq holda tahlil qilinadi. Terrorchi shaxsni tug‘ma yoki universal psixologik tip sifatida emas, balki ijtimoiylashuv, identiklik transformatsiyasi, mafkuraviy ta’sir va guruh munosabatlari kesishuvida shakllanuvchi subyekt sifatida tushunish zarurligi asoslanadi. Globallashuv terrorizmning bevosita sababi emas, balki uning ijtimoiy makoni, kommunikatsiya imkoniyatlari, mansublik shakllari va transmilliy ta’sir mexanizmlarini o‘zgartiruvchi omil sifatida talqin qilinadi. Shuningdek, Al-Qoida va IShID misolida transmilliy terrorizm shaxsning mahalliy identikligini keng transmilliy jamoaviy identiklik bilan bog‘lash orqali faoliyat yuritishi ko‘rsatiladi.
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