Constructing Muslims in France : discourse, public identity, and the politics of citizenship / Jennifer Fredette. Philadelphia, Pa. : Temple Univ.Press, 2014
Content
Contents
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
1. Introduction: Why Do We Ask Whether Muslims Can Be French?
2. Elusive Citizenship: The Consequences of an Undesirable Public Identity
3. Claiming Membership: French Muslim Identities, Political Goals, and Repertoires of Contention
4. Education: The (Undelivered?) Promise of Republican Equality
5. Employment: The Muslim Experience in (and out of) the Workplace
6. Housing: The Banlieues as a Geographic and Socially Constructed Place
7. The Contentious Concept of Frenchness: French Muslims Embracing, Reimagining, but Not Rejecting the Republican Triad
Appendix: Sample Questionnaire
Notes
References
Index