01996nam a22002417a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005804000130007608200260008910000220011524501210013726000330025830000160029149000430030750000510035052011710040154600080157265000370158065000340161765000240165165000400167565000390171520261029114220.0261029s2025    |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9781032964829  cPK-LaUMT  a305.6970811094bTRU-I1 aTrupia, Francesco10aIslamophobia in European cities :bsolidarities, responses and dilemmas for young Balkan Muslims /cFrancesco Trupia  aAbingdon :bRoutledge,c2025  avii, 196 p.  aRoutledge advances in minority studies  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.  a"The demise of socialism in Southeast Europe coincided with the breakout of wars and genocidal violence against local Muslim populations. After being displaced and forced to migrate to different European countries, those former socialist citizens quickly developed institutions of sociability and unobtrusively enacted postulates of solidarity. This book brings a spotlight on the "generations after" born to Balkan Muslim families whose repatriation could not take place due to the continuous political instability and insecurity in their homeland. It investigates the new modes of these "second generations" to respond to the current crisis of liberal democracy and rampant Islamophobia in their places of residence. By relating spatial issues to broader religious and political questions, this study shines a light on the civic engagement, religious practices and political sensitivities of young Muslims with Balkan roots in Belgium, Germany, Italy and Poland. The book will be of interest to academics, researchers and policy-makers working in the areas of Islamic Studies, Migration Studies, Anthropology of Religion and Memory Studies"-- Provided by publisher  aEng  aIslam and state-Balkan Peninsula  aIslamophobia-Balkan Peninsula  aIslamophobie-Europe  aMinorities-Europe-Social conditions  aMinorities-Legal status, laws, etc