The political psychology of globalization: Muslims in the West

Acknowledgments

1. Introduction

Identities, Discourses, and Multiculturalism: The Political Psychology of Diasporas and Postdiasporas

Cosmopolitical Considerations

A Brief Overview of the Book

Part I. Theorizing Citizenship, Integration, and Identities in Multicultural Settings

2. Immigration and Citizenship Regimes in a Globalizing World

Patterns of Immigration to the West: From Decolonization to Deconstruction

Migrants, Diasporas, and Postdiasporas

Patterns of Immigration and Regimes of Citizenship in Six Western Countries

France

The Netherlands

The United Kingdom

Denmark

Sweden

Canada?

Silence and Invisibility: Muslim Immigrants in the West to the End of the Cold War

3. The Political Psychology of Integration and Assimilation

Assimilation or Dispersal? Dealing with the Stranger Within

Threats and the Postcolonial Order: The Emergence of "New Nationalism"

Religion, Fundamentalism, and Defensive Essentialism

The Heart of Darkness: Gender and the Veil

From Essentialism Toward a Politics of Engagement

4. Dialogism, Multicultiiralism, and Cosmopolitical Citizenship

The Meanings of Multiculturalism

The Politics of Dialogue

Beyond Cosmopolitanism: Postcolonialism and the Cosmopolitical Orientation

Danger and Opportunity: Living in a Global World

Part II. Challenges and Identity Crises: Muslims in the West

5. The Politics of Retreatism

Retreatism as an Identity Strategy

France

The Netherlands

The United Kingdom

Denmark

Sweden

Canada

Conclusion

6. The Politics of Essentialism

Essentialism as an Identity Strategy

France

The Netherlands

The United Kingdom

Denmark

Sweden

Canada

Conclusion

7. The Politics of Engagement

Engagement as an Identity Strategy

France

The Netherlands

The United Kingdom

Denmark

Sweden

Canada

Conclusion: The Case for Engagement

8. Conclusion

References

Index