Race, Masculinity And Schooling: Muslim Boys and Education

Louise Archer

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CONTENTS Acknowledgements Introduction Part I: Debates and issues 1 Gender, ethnicity and education: the theoretical and policy context. 2 Muslim pupils: current debates and issues Part II: Identities 4 Boys, girls and gendered identities 5 Identities out of school: home, leisure and family Part III: Linking identities and inequalities 6 Muslim boys and racism/s 7 Educational and occupational aspirations 8 Conclusion: Muslim boys and schooling References Index

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