Islam in the West

Chapter 1 Introduction: ‘Islam’, ‘the West’ and ‘Multiculturalism’

Chapter 2 Multiculturalism in the UK: A Contested Discourse

Chapter 3 Multiculturalism: Commonality, Diversity and Psychological Integration

Chapter 4 Freedom of Expression, Multiculturalism and the ‘Danish Cartoons’

Chapter 5 Pope Benedict XVI’s Regensburg Lecture: A Flashpoint in Christian–Muslim Relations; or Why a Tenth Century Muslim Historian Understands the Greek Influence on Christianity and Islam better than a Twenty-First Century Pope

Chapter 6 Secularism and the Accommodation of Religious Law: Reflections on Rowan Williams’ Lecture

Chapter 7 The Role of Muslim Women in Britain in Relation to the Government’s ‘Prevent Agenda’

Chapter 8 Veiled Interventions in Pure Space: Honour, Shame and Embodied Struggles among Muslims in Britain and France

Chapter 9 Sexuality Politics in Islam

Chapter 10 Deconstructing the Debate around Sport and the ‘Question’ of ‘Muslim Minorities’ in the West

Chapter 11 Islam, Responsibility and Business

Chapter 12 Towards a Shared Future? Opportunity and Denial in Bradford’s Experience of Ethnic and Religious Change

Chapter 13 From Madrassa to Mainstream – The Role of the Madrassa in Shaping the Core Islamic Values and Practice among Young British Muslims

Chapter 14 The Construction of Criminality and Disorder among British Muslim Young People

Chapter 15 Islamism and Terror: A Western Way of Doing Politics