The Socio-political Context of Islamophobic Prejudices

Denise Helly, null; Jonathan Dubé, null

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[1] Afshar, Haleh. (2013). “The politics of fear: what does it mean to those who are otherized and feared?” Ethnic and Racial Studies 36 (1), pp. 9–27.

[2] Ahmed, L. (1982). Women and Gender in Islam: Historical Roots of a Modern Debate , New Haven, CT: Yale University Press.

[3] Allen, Chris. (2010). Islamophobia . Farnham: Ashgate.

[4] Bhabha, Homi K. (1994). The Location of Culture . London & New York: Routledge.

[5] Bhabha, Homi K. (2007). Les lieux de la culture. Une théorie postcoloniale . Paris: Payot.

[6] Bauman, Zygmunt. (2007). Le Présent liquide, peurs sociales et obsession sécuritaire . Paris: Seuil.

[7] Beck, Ulrich. (1999a). World Risk Society . Londres: Polity Press.

[8] Beck, Ulrich. (1999b). “Fabriquons-nous une société du risque?” Le Monde des débats , novembre: 12–15.

[9] Beck, Ulrich. (1992a). Risk Society . London: Sage.

[10] Beck, Ulrich. (1992b). “From Industrial Society to Risk Society.” Theory, Culture and Society 9 (1): 97–123.

[11] Bigo, Didier. (1992). L'Europe des polices et de la sécurité intérieure . Paris: Éditions Complexe.

[12] Bigo, Didier. (1998). “Sécurité et immigration: vers une gouvernementalité par l'inquiétude?” Cultures et conflits 31–32: 13–38.

[13] Byers, William. (2011). The Blind Spot: Science and the Crisis of Uncertainty . Princeton: Princeton University Press.

[14] Clark, W. et G. Schellenberg. (2006). “Les Canadiens et la religion.” Tendances sociales canadiennes 81, Canada Statistics Library, no. 11–008, Ottawa, pp. 2–9.

[15] Blackburn, Robin. (2006). “Haiti, Slavery, and the Age of the Democratic Revolution.” William and Mary Quarterly 63 (4): 643–74.

[16] Bongie, Chris. (2008). Friends and Enemies: Scribal Politics of Post/colonial Literature , Liverpool: Liverpool University Press.

[17] Delpha, Jacques. (2013). “La question des Roms ne trouvera de réponse qu'à Bruxelles.” Les Échos , 24 octobre, p. 11.

[18] Gray, John. (2012). The Silence of Animals. On Progress and Other Modern Myths . Allen Lane.

[19] Helly, Denise. (2011a). “Islam and Justice in Canada” in B. Perry (ed.). Diversity, Crime, and Justice in Canada . Oxford University Press, chap. 10, pp. 164–186.

[20] Helly, Denise. (2011b). “Les visages de l'islamophobie au Canada.” Nouveaux Cahiers du Socialisme 5: 99–106.

[21] Helly, Denise. (2010). “Une nouvelle rectitude politique au Canada. Orientalisme populaire, laïcité, droit des femmes, modernisme.” La Revue Tocqueville 31 (2): 157–193.

[22] Helly, Denise. (2009a). “La Légitimité en panne? Immigration, sécurité, cohésion sociale, nativisme.” Cultures et Conflits (France) 74: 15–42.

[23] Helly, Denise. (2009b). “Las resistancias a la justicia intercultural,” in F. Colom (ed.) Intercultural Justice. Minority groups and normative conflicts in pluralist societies, Revista International de Filosofia politica (Madrid-Mexico), special issue, pp. 25–34.

[24] Helly, Denise. (2009c). Les crimes haineux contre les musulmans au Canada . Report to the Canadian Ministry of Justice.

[25] Helly, Denise, M. Mc Andrew & B. Oueslati. (2009). “Le traitement de l'islam dans les manuels scolaires du niveau secondaire (Quebec, Ontario).” Canadian Ethnic Studies 39 (3): 173–188.

[26] Jaume, Lucien. (1997). L'Individu effacé ou le paradoxe du libéralisme français . Paris: Fayard.

[27] Lamrabet, Asma. (2004). Aicha, épouse du Prophète, ou l'islam au féminin , Lyon: Tawhid.

[28] Lamrabet, Asma. (2002). Musulmane tout simplement . Lyon: Tawhid.

[29] Lamrabet, Asma. (2000). Le Coran: une lecture de libération . Lyon: Tawhid.

[30] MacFie, A. L. (2002). Orientalism . London: Longman.

[31] Malik, Maleiha. (2009). “Feminism and its ‘Other’: Female Autonomy in an Age of ‘Difference’.” Cardozo Law Review 30 (6): 2613–2628.

[32] Mahmood, Saba. (2005). The Politics of Piety. The Islamic Revival and the Feminist Subject . Princeton: Princeton University Press.

[33] Makdisi, Saree & Felicity Nussbaum. (2008. ‘The Arabian Nights’ in Historical Context: Between East and West . Oxford: Oxford University Press.

[34] Menendez, Albert. (1996). Church and State in Canada . Amherst, N.Y: Prometheus Books.

[35] Mernissi, Fatima. (2001). Le Harem et l'Occident . Paris: Albin Michel.

[36] Moir, John. (1967). Church and State in Canada, 1627–1867. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart.

[37] Mojab, Shahrzad. (2001). Theorizing the Politics of ‘Islamic Feminism, Feminist Review , 69: 124–146.

[38] Mojab, Shahrzad. (1998). ‘Muslim’ Women and ‘Western’ Feminists: The Debate on Particulars and Universals, Monthly Review: An Independent Socialist Magazine , 50 (7): 19–30.

[39] Morgan, George & Scott Poynting. (ed.). (2012. Global Islamophobia: Muslims and moral panic in the West . London: Ashgate.

[40] Motha, Steward. (2007). “Veiled Women and the Affect of Religion in Democracy.” Journal of Law and Society 34 (1): 139–162.

[41] Muchielli, Laurent, (ed.) (2008). La Frénésie sécuritaire . Paris: La Découverte.

[42] Norris, Pippa & Ronald Inglehart. (2004). Sacred and Secular: Religion and Politics Worldwide . New York: Cambridge University Press.

[43] Perry, B. & S. Poynting. (2006). Inspiring Islamophobia: Media and State Targeting of Muslims in Canada since 9/11 , University of Western Australia, December 4–7. http://tasa.org.au/conferencepapers06/papers/Indigenous%20issues.Perry.Poynting.pdf

[44] Pew Research Center. (2012). Arab Publics Most Likely to Express Political Views Online. Social Networking Popular Across Globe , Report, Washington, December 12.

[45] Razack, Sherene H. (2007). “The ‘Sharia Law Debate’ in Ontario: The Modernity/Pre-modernity distinction in Legal Efforts to Protect Women from Culture.” Feminist Legal Studies 15: 3–32.

[46] Sen, Amartya. (2003). Rationality and Freedom . Harvard University Press.

[47] Spivak, Gayatri Chakravorty. (1988). “Can the Subaltern Speak?” in, Cary Nelson & Lawrence Grossberg, Marxism and the Interpretation of Culture , pp. 271–313. Urbana: University of Illinois Press.

[48] Sahgal, Gita & Nira Yuval-Davis (eds.). (1992). Refusing Holy Orders. Women and Fundamentalism in Britain . Londres: Virago Press.

[49] Said, Edward W. (1979). Orientalism . New York: Vintage Books.

[50] Said, Edward W. (1993). Culture and Imperialism . New York: Vintage Books.

[51] Said, Edward W. (1981–1997). Covering Islam. How the Medias and the Experts Determine How We See the Rest of the World . New York: Vintage Books.