Constructing the ‘European Muslim Crisis’
This Reprint interrogates the dominant narratives constructing a supposed ‘European Muslim crisis’. The collection originates from a Special Issue of the journal Religions and provides a critical, multidisciplinary examination of the discourses, policies, and everyday realities shaping contemporary...
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| description | This Reprint interrogates the dominant narratives constructing a supposed ‘European Muslim crisis’. The collection originates from a Special Issue of the journal Religions and provides a critical, multidisciplinary examination of the discourses, policies, and everyday realities shaping contemporary Muslim life in Europe. The contributing authors systematically contest the dominant depiction of Muslim communities as perpetually in crisis. Instead, the volume explores the active and innovative methods through which Muslims address and counteract oversimplified, generalised representations of their identities and religious practices. The research investigates how individuals and communities navigate their religious affiliations within varied national frameworks of secularism, church–state relations, and multiculturalism. This collection advances beyond singular interpretations of Islam or Muslims; it studies the specific, lived experiences of diverse populations, such as Hazara migrants in Scotland and third-generation Turkish women in The Netherlands, highlighting processes of adaptation, agency, and individualisation. Key themes addressed include the persistent securitisation of Muslim populations, the mechanisms of institutionalised Islamophobia, the dynamics of identity construction amid policies such as the British Values agenda, and the recent political mobilisation of European Muslims in response to geopolitical events. This Reprint provides essential and timely analysis for scholars and policymakers involved in sociology, security studies, criminology, public policy, and Islamic studies. |
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| spelling | doab-20.500.12854ir-1751402026-04-16T19:08:16Z Constructing the ‘European Muslim Crisis’ Abbas, Tahir McNeil-Willson, Richard Vostermans, Lianne Brexit Islamophobia Orientalism British Turks Othering Turkish Islamism The Netherlands Women Integration policy Ummah Everyday religion Muslim minorities Lived Islam Intersectionality Religious identity Ethnic identity Migration Muslims in Britain Shia Islam in the UK Muslims in Europe The mosque British media Social space Community cohesion 7 7 London bombings European Muslims Muslim question Israel Values-based citizenship Palestine Identity crisis European identity European crisis Teacher identity British values British Muslim Securitization Moderation Post-Islamism Mobilization Framing Activism Ukraine France Law Religion Muslims Extremism British Muslims The Muslim Vote Israel Palestine Social movement theory Secularization thesis N A thema EDItEUR::Q Philosophy and Religion::QR Religion and beliefs This Reprint interrogates the dominant narratives constructing a supposed ‘European Muslim crisis’. The collection originates from a Special Issue of the journal Religions and provides a critical, multidisciplinary examination of the discourses, policies, and everyday realities shaping contemporary Muslim life in Europe. The contributing authors systematically contest the dominant depiction of Muslim communities as perpetually in crisis. Instead, the volume explores the active and innovative methods through which Muslims address and counteract oversimplified, generalised representations of their identities and religious practices. The research investigates how individuals and communities navigate their religious affiliations within varied national frameworks of secularism, church–state relations, and multiculturalism. This collection advances beyond singular interpretations of Islam or Muslims; it studies the specific, lived experiences of diverse populations, such as Hazara migrants in Scotland and third-generation Turkish women in The Netherlands, highlighting processes of adaptation, agency, and individualisation. Key themes addressed include the persistent securitisation of Muslim populations, the mechanisms of institutionalised Islamophobia, the dynamics of identity construction amid policies such as the British Values agenda, and the recent political mobilisation of European Muslims in response to geopolitical events. This Reprint provides essential and timely analysis for scholars and policymakers involved in sociology, security studies, criminology, public policy, and Islamic studies. 2026-04-16T19:08:06Z 2026-04-16T19:08:06Z 2025 book ONIX_20260416T142754_9783725862269_45 9783725862269 9783725862276 https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/175140 eng application/octet-stream Attribution 4.0 International https://mdpi.com/books/ https://mdpi.com/books/pdfview/book/12052 MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 10.3390/books978-3-7258-6227-6 10.3390/books978-3-7258-6227-6 46cabcaa-dd94-4bfe-87b4-55023c1b36d0 9783725862269 9783725862276 190 CH open access |
| spellingShingle | Brexit Islamophobia Orientalism British Turks Othering Turkish Islamism The Netherlands Women Integration policy Ummah Everyday religion Muslim minorities Lived Islam Intersectionality Religious identity Ethnic identity Migration Muslims in Britain Shia Islam in the UK Muslims in Europe The mosque British media Social space Community cohesion 7 7 London bombings European Muslims Muslim question Israel Values-based citizenship Palestine Identity crisis European identity European crisis Teacher identity British values British Muslim Securitization Moderation Post-Islamism Mobilization Framing Activism Ukraine France Law Religion Muslims Extremism British Muslims The Muslim Vote Israel Palestine Social movement theory Secularization thesis N A thema EDItEUR::Q Philosophy and Religion::QR Religion and beliefs Constructing the ‘European Muslim Crisis’ |
| title | Constructing the ‘European Muslim Crisis’ |
| title_full | Constructing the ‘European Muslim Crisis’ |
| title_fullStr | Constructing the ‘European Muslim Crisis’ |
| title_full_unstemmed | Constructing the ‘European Muslim Crisis’ |
| title_short | Constructing the ‘European Muslim Crisis’ |
| title_sort | constructing the european muslim crisis |
| topic | Brexit Islamophobia Orientalism British Turks Othering Turkish Islamism The Netherlands Women Integration policy Ummah Everyday religion Muslim minorities Lived Islam Intersectionality Religious identity Ethnic identity Migration Muslims in Britain Shia Islam in the UK Muslims in Europe The mosque British media Social space Community cohesion 7 7 London bombings European Muslims Muslim question Israel Values-based citizenship Palestine Identity crisis European identity European crisis Teacher identity British values British Muslim Securitization Moderation Post-Islamism Mobilization Framing Activism Ukraine France Law Religion Muslims Extremism British Muslims The Muslim Vote Israel Palestine Social movement theory Secularization thesis N A thema EDItEUR::Q Philosophy and Religion::QR Religion and beliefs |
| topic_facet | Brexit Islamophobia Orientalism British Turks Othering Turkish Islamism The Netherlands Women Integration policy Ummah Everyday religion Muslim minorities Lived Islam Intersectionality Religious identity Ethnic identity Migration Muslims in Britain Shia Islam in the UK Muslims in Europe The mosque British media Social space Community cohesion 7 7 London bombings European Muslims Muslim question Israel Values-based citizenship Palestine Identity crisis European identity European crisis Teacher identity British values British Muslim Securitization Moderation Post-Islamism Mobilization Framing Activism Ukraine France Law Religion Muslims Extremism British Muslims The Muslim Vote Israel Palestine Social movement theory Secularization thesis N A thema EDItEUR::Q Philosophy and Religion::QR Religion and beliefs |
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