Article 2000

Muslims in the west: A select bibliography

Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations
Journal · Vol. 11 · Issue 1 · pp. 5-49
Abstract

The presence of Muslims in the West has posed a challenge to the self-assured populations of Europe. This bibliography provides an overview of available scholarship in the English language on the situation of Muslims in Western Europe and in areas of traditional European settlement. It is demonstrable that the conditions they face vary according to established relationships between religion and state in each country, the laws that govern immigration, naturalization and citizenship, the heritage of tolerance, the acceptance of alternative social values and the willingness to allow Muslim participation in the democratic process. © 2000, Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.

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Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., United States
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1 Immigration into Western Societies Problems and Policies, (1997)
2 International Migration Review, (1977)
3 Social Legislation in the Contemporary Middle East, (1986)
4 Turkish Workers in Europe 1960 1975, (1976)
5 Islamic Fundamentalism Islamic Ummah and the World Conference on Muslim Minorities Csic Papers Europe 7, (1992)
6 Islamochristiana, (1990)
7 Hamdard Islamicus, (1992)
8 International Migration in the Arab World Proceedings of an Ecwa Population Conference
9 Islamica, (1994)
10 Islamic Law and Society, (1994)
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