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State, Religion and Muslims
Between Discrimination and Protection at the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Levels
Series: - Muslim Minorities, Volume: 33
State, Religion and Muslims: Between Discrimination and Protection at the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Levels brings together academics from different disciplines and offers an in-depth analysis of discrimination in specific areas of life which affects Muslims in Western countries. The volume undertakes a comprehensive examination of the discriminatory practices across 12 countries while situating them in their institutional frameworks.
Exploring critical aspects of discrimination against Muslims – in areas such as education, employment, exercise of religion, state relations with religious communities as well as hate crime and hate speech – the volume shows the prevalence of individual, structural and institutional discrimination against Muslims living in Western countries.
Contributors are: Amina Easat-Daas, Andrea Pin, Beesan Sarrouh, Camille Vallier, Dieter Schiendlauer, Eva Brems, Ineke van der Valk, Ksenija Šabec, Maja Pucelj, Mario Peucker, Mosa Sayed, Nesa Zimmermann, Niels Valdemar Vinding and Safa ben Saad.
Exploring critical aspects of discrimination against Muslims – in areas such as education, employment, exercise of religion, state relations with religious communities as well as hate crime and hate speech – the volume shows the prevalence of individual, structural and institutional discrimination against Muslims living in Western countries.
Contributors are: Amina Easat-Daas, Andrea Pin, Beesan Sarrouh, Camille Vallier, Dieter Schiendlauer, Eva Brems, Ineke van der Valk, Ksenija Šabec, Maja Pucelj, Mario Peucker, Mosa Sayed, Nesa Zimmermann, Niels Valdemar Vinding and Safa ben Saad.
Melek Saral is a research fellow at SOAS, University of London. Melek received her Ph.D. from the University of Munich in the field of political science. She studied political science, law, and history at the University of Munich, the University of Bradford, and the European University Institute.
Şerif Onur Bahçecik is working as assistant professor at the Department of International Relations, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey. He holds a PhD degree from Carleton University, Canada in political science.
Şerif Onur Bahçecik is working as assistant professor at the Department of International Relations, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey. He holds a PhD degree from Carleton University, Canada in political science.
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Notes on Contributors
Introduction: Muslims Between Discrimination and Protection at the Legislative. Executive and Judicial Levels in Western Countries
Melek Saral
1 Austria: Austria – Oscillating Between Acceptance, Ignorance, and Hostility
Dieter Schindlauer
2 Belgium: Discrimination against Muslims in Belgium
Eva Brems
3 Canada: Muslims’ Rights in Canada: The Limits of an “outstanding” Legal Protection
Safa Ben Saad
4 Denmark: Discrimination of Muslims in Denmark
Niels Valdemar Vinding
5 France: State, Religion and Muslims: Between Discrimination and Protection at the Legislative. Executive and Judicial Levels – A Case Study of France
Amina Easat-Daas
6 Germany: Discrimination against Muslims in Germany: Persistent Challenges and Ambiguous State Responses in a Reluctantly Multicultural Society
Mario Peucker
7 Italy: Islam in Italy
Andrea Pin
8 The Netherlands: Discrimination and Anti-discrimination of Muslims in the Netherlands, an Institutional Approach
Ineke van der Valk
9 Slovenia: Muslims in Slovenia – Exemplary Legislative Framework and Deficient Executive and Judicial Anti-discrimination Practices
Ksenija Šabec and Maja Pucelj
10 Sweden: State, Religion and Muslims: Between Discrimination and Protection at the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Levels in Sweden
Mosa Sayed
11 Switzerland: The Case of Switzerland
Nesa Zimmermann and Camille Vallier
12 United Kingdom: Protected and Precarious: Muslims in the United Kingdom
Beesan T. Sarrouh
13 State, Religion and Muslims Between Discrimination and Protection at the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Levels: An overview
Şerif Onur Bahçecik
Index
Abbreviations
Notes on Contributors
Introduction: Muslims Between Discrimination and Protection at the Legislative. Executive and Judicial Levels in Western Countries
Melek Saral
1 Austria: Austria – Oscillating Between Acceptance, Ignorance, and Hostility
Dieter Schindlauer
2 Belgium: Discrimination against Muslims in Belgium
Eva Brems
3 Canada: Muslims’ Rights in Canada: The Limits of an “outstanding” Legal Protection
Safa Ben Saad
4 Denmark: Discrimination of Muslims in Denmark
Niels Valdemar Vinding
5 France: State, Religion and Muslims: Between Discrimination and Protection at the Legislative. Executive and Judicial Levels – A Case Study of France
Amina Easat-Daas
6 Germany: Discrimination against Muslims in Germany: Persistent Challenges and Ambiguous State Responses in a Reluctantly Multicultural Society
Mario Peucker
7 Italy: Islam in Italy
Andrea Pin
8 The Netherlands: Discrimination and Anti-discrimination of Muslims in the Netherlands, an Institutional Approach
Ineke van der Valk
9 Slovenia: Muslims in Slovenia – Exemplary Legislative Framework and Deficient Executive and Judicial Anti-discrimination Practices
Ksenija Šabec and Maja Pucelj
10 Sweden: State, Religion and Muslims: Between Discrimination and Protection at the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Levels in Sweden
Mosa Sayed
11 Switzerland: The Case of Switzerland
Nesa Zimmermann and Camille Vallier
12 United Kingdom: Protected and Precarious: Muslims in the United Kingdom
Beesan T. Sarrouh
13 State, Religion and Muslims Between Discrimination and Protection at the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Levels: An overview
Şerif Onur Bahçecik
Index
The volume will be a reference book for academics and researchers of various fields such as Migration Studies, Legal Studies, Sociology, Anthropology, and Policy Studies.