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Debating Islam
Negotiating Religion, Europe, and the Self
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Edited by:
Samuel M. Behloul
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English
Published/Copyright:
2013
About this book
Why is Islam a topic of hot debates in most European societies? Researchers from several countries assemble elements for an answer.
Author / Editor information
Behloul Samuel M. :
Samuel M. Behloul (PD Dr. phil.) war Direktor von »migratio«, der Kommission der Schweizer Bischofskonferenz for Migration und Menschen unterwegs.
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Reviewed in:
Swiss Migration News, 06.03.2014
Religion, 46/2 (2016), Khurram Hussain
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Contents
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Foreword
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Introduction
11 - PART I Rules and roles
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Rules and roles
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Racial grammar and the green menace
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The ambiguity of law and Muslim debates about the contextualisation of Islam in France
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‘Muslim women’ marking debates on Islam
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Formatting Islam versus mobilising Islam in prison: Evidence from the Swiss case
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The politics of Sikh Islamophobia
119 - PART II The one facing the many
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The one facing the many
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Celtic ancestors and Muhammad’s legacy: Types of narratives in a convert’s construction of religiosity
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The imagining of Muslim converts in Britain by themselves and others
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“I have become a stranger in my homeland”: An analysis of the public performance of converts to Islam in Switzerland
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Islamic fields and Muslim techniques of the self in a German context
203 - Part III The many facing the ‘other’ (within)
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The many facing the ‘other’ (within)
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Institutionalised Austrian Islam: One institution representing the many
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‘We are in this together’: How the cartoon crisis changed relations between the Danish state and Muslim Danes
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Basel’s ‘swimming refuseniks’: A systemic study on how politics observe Muslim claims to diversity in state schools
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‘Against Islam, but not against Muslims’: Actors and attitudes in the Swiss minaret vote
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Protecting democracy, misrecognising Muslims? An assessment of Swiss integration policy
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On relating religion to society and society to religion
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Index
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Contributors
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eBook published on:
March 15, 2014
eBook ISBN:
9783839422496
Edition:
1. Aufl.
Pages and Images/Illustrations in book
Main content:
372
Illustrations:
5
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5 schw.-w. Abb.
eBook ISBN:
9783839422496
Keywords for this book
Islam; Islam; Europe; Europe; Politics; Politics; Society; Society; Media; Media; Sociology of Religion; Sociology of Religion; Political Sociology; Political Sociology; Islamic Studies; Islamic Studies; Political Science; Political Science; Sociology; Sociology
Audience(s) for this book
Professional and scholarly;
