Chapter 1 Introduction: Islam and the Changing Identity of
Europe
Part 2 Islam, Europe, and the Identity of the Changing
Nation-State
Chapter 3 Muslim Europe or Euro-Islam: on the Discourses of
Identity and Culture
Chapter 4 Muslim Migrants in Europe: Between Euro-Islam and
Ghettoization
Chapter 5 The Nation-State, the European Union, and Transnational
Identities
Chapter 6 The Challenge of Islamic Networks and Citizenship Claims:
Europe's Painful Adjustment to Globalization
Chapter 7 Islam and the West in an Era of Globalization: Clash of
Civilization or Coexistence?
Part 8 Islam in Europe and Farther Afield: Comparative
Perspectives
Chapter 9 The Place of Muslims in British Secular
Multiculturalism
Chapter 10 Race, Culture, and Society: The French Experience with
Muslims
Chapter 11 Continental Divide: Islam and Muslim Identities in
France and America
Chapter 12 Intellectuals and Euro-Islam
Nezar AlSayyad is Chair of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies and Professor of Architecture and Planning at the University of California, Berkeley, He is the author or editor of eight books, including Hybrid Urbanism: On the Identity Discourse and the Built Environment (2001). Manuel Castells is Professor of Sociology and City and Regional Planning at the University of California, Berkeley. He has authored and edited thirty-five books on sociology, public policy, political economy, and information technology.
An excellent collection of articles that highlight the new and
unexpected emergent relationships between 'Europe' and 'Islam' as
concepts, discourses, practices, and politics.
*Seteney Shami, Program on the Middle East and North Africa, Social
Science Research Council*
Historically, Europe formed its identity by its hostility to Islam,
yet today millions of Europeans are also Muslims. This
transformation challenges us to rethink what it means to be
European. The essays collected here are an important contribution
to this task.
*Timothy Mitchell, Kevorkian Center for Middle East Studies, New
York University*
. . . an important contribution to an emerging growing
literature.
*American Journal of Islamic Social Studies*
...a well-argued set of essays which reviews the place of Islam in
Europe and America...
*Journal Of Multilingual & Multicultural Development*
This book succeeds in "crossing the border" that separates Western
Europe and the Muslim world. It reminds us that these two parts of
the world do not just face each other; they also share in an
important way the social life and political processes of each
other's type of society.
*Alain Touraine, Ecole des Hautes, Etudes de Sciences Sociales*
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