Abstract:
Editorial Statement
This second issue provides a collection of articles that broadly engage the continuing problem of Islamophobia and the global antiMuslim phenomenon while anchoring the publication in a theoretically and empirically grounded framework. While no one thread ties all the articles together, this issue attempts to further our collective knowledge about Islamophobia and its various manifestations through academic and communitybased research. We hope this issue will foster further research and engagement in academic institutions and in civil and human rights organizations with the intended goal of ending racism in all its forms, Islamophobia included.
This second issue provides a collection of articles that broadly engage the continuing problem of Islamophobia and the global antiMuslim phenomenon while anchoring the publication in a theoretically and empirically grounded framework. While no one thread ties all the articles together, this issue attempts to further our collective knowledge about Islamophobia and its various manifestations through academic and communitybased research. We hope this issue will foster further research and engagement in academic institutions and in civil and human rights organizations with the intended goal of ending racism in all its forms, Islamophobia included.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
- Editorial Statement (pp. 7-9)
Hatem Bazian and Maxwell Leung - A Measure of Islamophobia (pp. 10-25)
S. Sayyid - Fear Under Construction: Islamophobia Within American Christian Zionism (pp. 26-43)
Steven Fink - Use of Islam in the Definition of Foreign Otherness in Switzerland: A Comparative Analysis of Media Discourses Between 1970–2004 (pp. 44-58)
Anaïd Lindemann and Jörg Stolz - Cultural Politics of Humor in (De)Normalizing Islamophobic Stereotypes (pp. 59-81)
Zara Zimbardo - National Entry-Exit Registration System: Arabs, Muslims, and Southeast Asians and Post-9/11 “Security Measures” (pp. 82-98)
Hatem Bazian - The U.S. Islamophobia Network: Its Funding and Impact (pp. 99-118)
Corey Saylor
Publication date:
May 1, 2014
Publication type:
Journal
Citation:
(2014). Islamophobia Studies Journal, 2(1), 1–118.