Washington, DC – The Hudson Institute’s Center on Islam, Democracy and the Future of the Muslim World recently launched their new policy web site. Located at FutureofMuslimWorld.com, the site was built using eResources advanced Content Management System. The new web site provides an online publishing platform for the Center’s research, including Current Trends in Islamist Ideology. Users can view a table of contents for each issue, read individual articles, or download a full PDF version. The site also includes two areas for Hudson’s prominent scholars to post updates, articles, or even brief “blog” style observation on current events. These “Commentary” and “Corner” sections have a full, searchable archive of materials for users to browse through. All publications on the site are tagged by region, type, and subject, allowing visitors to quickly access key research. FutureofMuslimWorld.com also utilizes eResources Community & Communication tools. This provides users with the opportunity to personalize their online experience. They may register, choose areas of interest, and receive automated notifications when new materials or events are posted. To schedule a meeting or receive information about eResources products and services, please call (202) 216-0124 or e-mail at info@eresources.com. About the Center on Islam, Democracy and the Future of the World The mission of Hudson Institute's Center on Islam, Democracy and the Future of the Muslim World is four-fold: (1) To research and analyze political, religious, social and other developments within Islamic countries and Muslim minority populations around the world. (2) To analyze the ideological dynamic of Islam around the world and to examine how the political and theological debate within Islam impacts both Islamist radicalism as well as the Islamic search for moderate and democratic alternatives. (3) To encourage and support the growth of moderate and democratic alternatives to Islamist radicalism within the Muslim world. (4) To contribute to the development of American policy options and public diplomacy efforts within the Muslim world and to strategies to prosecute and to win the war against radical Islam.
