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Challenges to national frameworks of minority integration in Western Europe minority accommodation, transnationalism and dual citizenship (2025)
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The accommodation of post-war ethno-cultural and ethno-religious communities has been exclusively framed within the boundaries of nation-states. National frameworks of diversity governance across Western Europe often overlook mobilities and transnati... Read More about Challenges to national frameworks of minority integration in Western Europe minority accommodation, transnationalism and dual citizenship.

Contemporary rationalist Islam in Turkey: The religious opposition to Sunni Revival (2024)
Journal Article

Contemporary Rationalist Islam in Turkey is an important academic contribution, providing significant insights into the scale and depth of scholarship on critical Islamic thought in contemporary Turkey, which is often overlooked by global scholarship... Read More about Contemporary rationalist Islam in Turkey: The religious opposition to Sunni Revival.

The Muslim difference: Defining the line between believers and unbelievers from early Islam to the present by Yousha Patel, New Haven, CT, Yale University Press, 2022, 342 pp., $30.00 (hardback), ISBN 978-0-300-24896-8 (2024)
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Book review: The Cruel Optimism of Racial Justice (2023)
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Late Ottoman origins of modern Islamic thought: Turkish and Egyptian thinkers on the disruption of Islamic knowledge (2023)
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Routledge handbook of migration and development (2022)
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Is migration merely a problem for the world? Does it generate any benefits? Who does benefit from migration? In what ways can migration and development be linked? Routledge Handbook of Migration and Development is a comprehensive collection of essays... Read More about Routledge handbook of migration and development.

Contested concepts in migration studies (2022)
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Nationalism is dead, long live nationalism! In pursuit of pluralistic nationalism: A critical overview (2021)
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Rather than vilifying or rejecting it, an increasing number of scholars from two seemingly anti-nationalist cohorts, namely liberal political theory and multiculturalism, have come to argue that nationalism is not intrinsically illiberal or undesirab... Read More about Nationalism is dead, long live nationalism! In pursuit of pluralistic nationalism: A critical overview.

Immigration-nationalism-religion nexus: Remaking 21st century Western Europe (2020)
Journal Article

Religion as identity
Moderate secularism and multicultural nationalism: a way forward?
Conclusion
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Islam, authoritarianism, and underdevelopment: A global and historical comparison (2020)
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Islam, Authoritarianism, and Underdevelopment: A Global and Historical Comparison is an ambitious study of contemporary problems of political violence, authoritarianism and socioeconomic underdevelopment in Islamic societies. The monograph starts wit... Read More about Islam, authoritarianism, and underdevelopment: A global and historical comparison.

Governance of religious diversity in Western Europe (2019)
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“Governance of religious diversity” appears to be the latest term to address the relationship between the state and (immigrant) religious groups in Western Europe. Conventional/established arrangements and frameworks of state-church relations (i.e. s... Read More about Governance of religious diversity in Western Europe.

Strangers no more: Immigration and the challenge of integration in North America and Western Europe (2017)
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Strangers No More is a well-researched and meticulously written book on the integration of post-war immigrants, and second generations into North American and Western European countries. Richard Alba and Nancy Foner, two prominent scholars of migrati... Read More about Strangers no more: Immigration and the challenge of integration in North America and Western Europe.

The state and the grassroots: Immigrant transnational organizations in four continents (2017)
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The State and The Grassroots is a well-edited collection of essays on transnational immigrant organisations in the U.S. and some European countries. Editors and contributors of this volume argue that the issues of migration, development and integrati... Read More about The state and the grassroots: Immigrant transnational organizations in four continents.

Muslims and Jews in France: History of a conflict (2016)
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The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been, to a certain extent, shaping not just the relations between Israel and Muslim-majority countries but also the nature of the relationship between Jews and Muslims in the diaspora. In fact, many people tend to... Read More about Muslims and Jews in France: History of a conflict.

Everyday lived Islam in Europe (2016)
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There is a substantial body of literature on Muslims and Islam in Europe, which largely focuses on institutionalized forms of Islam such as social movements or issues pertaining to discrimination and integration. Everyday Lived Islam in Europe, howev... Read More about Everyday lived Islam in Europe.

The secular state under siege: Religion and politics in Europe and America (2016)
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Since the last three decades, there has been a growing corpus on the return of public religion or politically assertive religions. Scholars from different disciplines, from sociology to international relations and politics, are interested in understa... Read More about The secular state under siege: Religion and politics in Europe and America.

Foreigners, minorities and integration: The Muslim immigrant experience in Britain and Germany (2015)
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There is no doubt that Islam is a central as well as a contentious theme in European politics and public discussions. Muslims do not only make up a significant part of the cultural diversity of European societies, but they are also perceived as a sig... Read More about Foreigners, minorities and integration: The Muslim immigrant experience in Britain and Germany.

Being German, becoming Muslim (2015)
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There is no doubt that Islam is a central as well as a contentious theme in European politics and public discussions. Muslims do not only make up a significant part of the cultural diversity of European societies, but they are also perceived as a sig... Read More about Being German, becoming Muslim.

Islam and development: Exploring the invisible aid economy (2015)
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There is no doubt that one of the greatest problems of our time is poverty. It is estimated that one-seventh of the world population lives below the poverty line, reckoned at $1.25 per day. This is a precise indicator of how widespread inequality and... Read More about Islam and development: Exploring the invisible aid economy.

The future of religious freedom global challenges (2014)
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Recently, there has been a growing body of literature on the multifaceted relationship between religion, politics and security in both national and global contexts, with a special emphasis on church-state relations and/or secularism. Various aspects... Read More about The future of religious freedom global challenges.