Chapter 1 The Mirror Crack’d: Shifting Gazes and the Curse of Truths

Chapter 2 Rang de Basanti in Pakistan? Elite Student Activism, the Emergence of a Virtual Globalized Public Sphere, and the 2007 Emergency

Chapter 3 Revisiting the UK Muslim Diasporic Public Sphere at a Time of Terror: From Local (Benign) Invisible Spaces to Seditious Conspiratorial Spaces and the “Failure of Multiculturalism” Discourse

Chapter 5 Kashmiris in Britain: A Political Project or a Social Reality?

Chapter 6 Changing Religious Leadership in Contemporary Pakistan: The Case of the Red Mosque

Chapter 7 The Religious Formation and Social Roles of Imams Serving the Pakistani Diaspora in the UK

Chapter 8 Pakistani Women and Education: The Shifting Patterns of Ethnicity and Class

Chapter 9 “I Really Couldn’t Think of Being Married, Having a Family with Nothing behind Me”: Empowerment, Education, and British Pakistani Women

Chapter 10 Conclusion: Being Pakistani beyond Europe and South Asia