ISBN:
9781137476487
Language:
English
Pages:
Online-Ressource (235 p)
Edition:
Online-Ausg.
Parallel Title:
Print version Muslim Moroccan Migrants in Europe : Transnational Migration in its Multiplicity
DDC:
305.892/76404
Keywords:
Ethnology
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Electronic books
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Electronic books
Abstract:
Based on the author's fieldwork and readings of media, government reports, and historical and contemporary records, this book explores how Muslim migrants in Europe contribute to a changing European landscape, focusing on Muslim Moroccan migrants. Moha Ennaji is Researcher at Cal Poly, Pomona, USA, and President of the International Institute for Languages Cultures at Fès, Morocco.
Abstract:
〈p 〉Based on the author's fieldwork and readings of media, government reports, and historical and contemporary records, this book explores how Muslim migrants in Europe contribute to a changing European landscape, focusing on Muslim Moroccan migrants
Description / Table of Contents:
Title; Copyright; Contents; List of Tables and Figures; Acknowledgments; Introduction: Framing and Contextualizing Muslim Moroccan Migrants in Europe; Migration Discourses and Theories; The European Context; Islam and Islamophobia; Methodology; Major Themes and Objectives of the Book; The Structure of the Book; Part I: Muslim Moroccan Migration Flows: Past and Present; Part II: Being Moroccan and Muslim in Europe; Part III: Becoming Moroccan-European; PART I: Moroccan Migration Flows: Past and Present; 1 Moroccan Migration History: Origins and Causes; Origins of North African Migration
Description / Table of Contents:
Migration to FranceOther Countries of Destination; Migration to Spain; Migration to Belgium; Migration to Italy; Migration to the Netherlands; Migration to Germany; Migration to the United Kingdom; From Family Reunification to Family Formation; Causes of Migration; Conclusion; 2 How Moroccans Live in Europe; Demography; The Case of Moroccan Migrants in the Netherlands; The Moroccan Community in Belgium; Moroccan Migrants in Spain; Moroccan Migrants in Italy; The Negative Impact of the Economic Crisis on Migrants; Return Migration; Conclusion; PART II: Being Moroccan and Muslim in Europe
Description / Table of Contents:
3 What It Means to Be a Muslim in Europe: Islam and IslamophobiaIslamophobia; Causes and Forms of Islamophobia; Effects of Islamophobia; The Amalgam of Islam and Violence in France; Islam and Muslims in the United Kingdom; Action against Islamophobia; Conclusion; 4 Women and the Veil Debate; The Issue of the Headscarf; Internal and External Factors; Communautarism, Islamic Fundamentalism, and Sexism; The Burqa, the Niqab, and the Law; Conclusion; 5 How Moroccan Women in Europe Cope and Resist; The Status of Women Migrants; Causes of Feminine Migration; Migrant Women and Work
Description / Table of Contents:
The Case of Moroccan Women Migrants in ItalyMoroccan Women in the UK; Moroccan Women in the Netherlands; Migration as a Transformative Experience; Conclusion; 6 Education and Language Issues; Language Education and Performance; Education and Integration; Mother Tongue Learning; Moroccan Children in Spanish Schools; Mother Tongue Teaching and Learning in Germany, the Netherlands, the UK, and France; Conclusion; PART III: Becoming Moroccan-European; 7 Challenges of Integration; Fighting Discrimination and Racism; Extent of Satisfaction and Integration
Description / Table of Contents:
Integration of Moroccan Migrants in the NetherlandsWomen and Integration; Conclusion; 8 Identity and Citizenship; Negotiating Cultural Identity; Multiple Identities; The Muslim Syndrome; Political Participation; The Issue of Citizenship; Conclusion; 9 Migrants' Contributions to Development and Social Change; Migrants' Participation in Development; Co-development, Remittances, Engagement, and Investment; Remittances; Immigrants' Organizations, Engagement, and Investment; Conclusion; 10 Success Stories; Writers and Artists; Tahar Ben Jelloun; Fouad Laroui; Issa Aït Belize; Maati Kabbal
Description / Table of Contents:
Abdelkader Benali
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