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  • Imagined Diasporas Among Manchester Muslims: The Public Performance of Pakistani Transnational Identity Politics
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    Imagined Diasporas Among Manchester Muslims: The Public Performance of Pakistani Transnational Identity Politics

    Werbner’s book makes an important link between the local and international identities within diasporic communities.  Focussing on the Muslim community in Manchester she demonstrates how their self-identity is much more[…]

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    Class, gender and religious influences on changing patterns of Pakistani Muslim male violence in Bradford
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    Class, gender and religious influences on changing patterns of Pakistani Muslim male violence in Bradford

    Suggests that analysis of Pakistani Muslim communities requires explanation not just in terms of social class and ‘race’ but also with reference to religion and culture insists that there is[…]

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  • Islamic Britain: Religion, Politics, and Identity Among British Muslims; Bradford in the 1990s
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    Islamic Britain: Religion, Politics, and Identity Among British Muslims; Bradford in the 1990s

    This book focuses on the Muslim communities within Bradford, UK.

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