Thinking Through Islamophobia: Global Perspectives

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S. Sayyid Thinking Through S. Sayyid, Out of the Devil 's Dictionary * Jonathan Riley-Smith, and the Crusades* Ab-doolKarim Vakil, Is the Islam in the Same as the Islam in Anti-Islam: Or, When is it Time?* Katherine Butler Brown, Problem With Parables * Chris Allen from K.I.S.S. to R.I.P. * Yakoub Islam, Voyage In: Second Life Islamophobia * Nasar Meer and Tariq Modood, Racialization of Muslims* Muhammad G. Khan, 'No Innocents' * David Tyrer, 'Flooding the embankments': Race, biopolitics and sovereignty* Adi Kuntsman, Jin Haritaworn, and Jennifer Petzen Sexualising the 'War on Terror' * Yahya Birt Governing Muslims after 9/11 * Cemalettin Hasimi, Neoconservative narrative as globalizing Islamophobia* Samia Bano, Asking the Law Questions: Agency and Muslim Women* Annelies Moors, Fear of Small Numbers? Debating face-veiling in the Netherlands* Madina Tlostanova, Short History of Russian Islamophobia * Lin Yi Culturalism, Education and in China* Yasin Aktay in Turkey* Mohammad Siddique Seddon, Reclaiming The Turk's Head* Rodhanthi Tzanelli, and Hellenophilia: Greek Myths of Post-Colonial Europe* Duncan McCargo, Troubled by Muslims: Thailand's Declining Tolerance?* Nadia Fadil, 'Breaking the Taboo of Multiculturalism': The Belgian Left and Islam* Katy Pal Sian, 'Don't Freak, I'm a Sikh!' * Peter Millward, Islamophobia: A new racism in football? * Ruvani Ranasinha, Fundamental Fictions: Gender, Power and Islam in BrAsian Diasporic Formations* Dibyesh Anand, Generating in India* AbdoolKarim Vakil, Who's Afraid of Islamophobia?

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