Routledge - Muslims in Europe: Comparative Perspectives

This academic work from Routledge provides a deep look into the socio-cultural integration of Muslims within Western Europe. As political and media scrutiny increases regarding the relationship between Muslim communities and their host countries, this book examines the complex dynamics at play. It addresses the challenges posed by home-grown terrorism and the resulting political shifts in the region. The text explores how populist politicians often shift focus from specific perpetrators to the characteristics of Muslims as a whole, depicting Islam as a threat. By offering comparative perspectives, this research contributes to the field of ethnic and migration studies, providing necessary context for understanding modern European society. This is an essential resource for students, researchers, and anyone interested in the social sciences, anthropology, and the evolving landscape of migration and integration in Europe.