Islam in "liberal" Europe : freedom, equality, and intolerance - Hafez, Kai, 1964- (Lanham : Rowman & Littlefield, 2014)
Introduction: Is liberal society Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde? -- 1. Politics and law -- Law : Muslims in the secular constitutional state and the problem of effective equality -- State : the ambivalence of state policies on Islam -- Parliaments, parties, movements : "Representation without participation" or the problem of hegemony in democracy -- Political culture : Muslims' loyalty to the system -- 2. Society -- The bourgeois majority : from respectable Islamophobia to system-society rupture -- The Muslim minority : necessary integration and recognition-worthy segregation -- Excursus: The crisis of the middle class : the social Darwinism of cultural difference -- 3. Media -- Mass media : enlightened Islamophobia and the social ethics of communication -- Social media : virtual crusaders of the new public sphere -- 4. The academy and education -- Scholarship and intellectualism : the deliberalization of the staged knowledge society -- School : the pedagogy of (hesitant) recognition of Islam -- 5. Religious institutions -- Church : the reluctant intermediary -- Conclusion: The reinvention of liberal society in europe.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on print version record.
Keywords: Muslims -- Europe -- Social conditions; Immigrants -- Europe -- Social conditions; Muslims -- Civil rights -- Europe; Muslims -- Government policy -- Europe; Liberalism -- Social aspects -- Europe; Islam and politics -- Europe; Islam -- Social aspects -- Europe; Europe -- Ethnic relations; Europe -- Religion; Europe -- Politics and government -- 1989-; SOCIAL SCIENCE / Discrimination & Race Relations; SOCIAL SCIENCE / Minority Studies; Electronic books