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Radical Belonging de Tahir Abbas

Radical Belonging

Autor Tahir Abbas
en Limba Engleză Paperback – feb 2028
For over two decades, European counter-extremism policy has treated Muslim identity as a security risk. This book proves that presumption is fundamentally wrong. Drawing on the EC-funded DRIVE project, featuring 5,501 survey responses and 415 interviews across Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, and the UK, Tahir Abbas reveals that a strong Muslim identity actually severs the link between humiliation and political violence. Far from driving extremism, it acts as a crucial protective factor: a sociological resource providing meaning, solidarity, and resilience. Introducing the concept of 'Radical Belonging', the book unpacks the genealogy of Islamophobia, the hybrid identities of young European Muslims, and the structural forces shaping exclusion. Ultimately, Abbas outlines an evidence-based reform agenda designed to support, rather than erode, the communal infrastructures that foster true resilience.
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ISBN-13: 9781047798150
ISBN-10: 1047798158
Pagini: 250
Editura: Cambridge University Press

Notă biografică

Tahir Abbas is Professor of Criminology and Global Justice, and Director of the Centre on Radicalisation, Inclusion and Social Equity at Aston University, UK. He is a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences. He was Scientific Coordinator of the EU Horizon 2020 DRIVE project. His research addresses radicalisation, Islamophobia, ethnicity, and social exclusion across Europe.

Cuprins

1. Introduction: the puzzle of belonging; 2. The genealogy of islamophobia; 3. Muslim identity as hybrid construction; 4. Digital worlds and gendered pathways; 5. Social exclusion and the conditional path to polarisation; 6. Structural racism, spatial dynamics, and the spatial conditionality of the protective factor; 7. The state, chronic islamophobia, and the conditionality of counter-extremism; 8. Intersectionality: gender, identity, and the configuration of protection; 9. The protective factor as a sociological resource; 10. Radical belonging; References; Appendix A. Qualitative methodology; Appendix B. Statistical robustness and extended analysis; Index.