Titlebook: Countering Islamophobia in Europe; Ian Law,Amina Easat-Daas,S. Sayyid Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 Musli

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Introduction,tion of the accelerating and pervasive nature of Islamophobia in this region, and secondly, the recognition that this process is being, can be and will be challenged by counter-narratives that make the claim for Muslim humanity, plurality, space and justice. This book provides a new, innovative kit

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Islamophobia as a Key Contextual Factor in Human Rights Adjudication,role in the EU Counter-Narrative Toolkit. To do that, this chapter reviews the relevant literature and case law, and develops?a novel theoretical approach to how evidence of Islamophobia in a specific socio-legal context could?shape human rights adjudication

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Countering Islamophobia in the UK,mophobic narratives were found to fix Muslims collectively as, in descending order of prevalence, a threat to security, unassimilable, a demographic threat, an Islamisation threat, a threat to local, national and European identity, responsible for excessive women’s oppression, essentially different

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Countering Islamophobia in Hungary,amophobic narratives were found to fix Muslims collectively as—in descending order of prevalence—a threat to security, unassimilable, a demographic threat, an Islamisation threat, a threat to local, national and European identity, responsible for excessive women’s oppression, essentially different a

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Countering Islamophobia in the Czech Republic,public. Islamophobic narratives were found to fix Muslims collectively as, in descending order of prevalence, a threat to security, unassimilable, a demographic threat, an Islamisation threat, a threat to local, national and European identity, responsible for excessive women’s oppression, essentiall

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Countering Islamophobia in Portugal,lamophobic narratives were found to fix Muslims collectively as, in descending order of prevalence, a threat to security, unassimilable, a demographic threat, an Islamisation threat, a threat to local, national and European identity, responsible for excessive women’s oppression, essentially differen

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Countering Islamophobia in France,obic narratives were found to fix Muslims collectively as—in descending order of prevalence—a threat to security, unassimilable, a demographic threat, an Islamisation threat, a threat to local, national and European identity, responsible for excessive women’s oppression, essentially different and vi

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A New Counter-Islamophobia Kit, in this chapter. These in descending order of prevalence challenged constructions of Muslim ‘threat’, challenged exclusionary national projects, emphasised cultural compatibility and conviviality, elaborated Muslim plurality, challenged narratives of sexism, sought to build inclusive futures and de

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