Governing Muslims and Islam in Contemporary Germany: Race, Time, and the German Islam Conference

Abstract

Intro; Governing Muslims and Islam in Contemporary Germany: Race, Time, and the German Islam Conference; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgments; List of Figures; List of Abbreviations; Introduction; Race, Religion, and the State; The German Islam Conference; Part 1: Figuring the Past-on the Muslim Question; Introduction to Part 1; 1 Who are These Muslims? About the Past and the New Orient; 1.1 About the New Orient; 1.2 Canvassing Muslim Life in Germany; 1.3 Can Anyone Wave a German Flag? Youth, Race, Gender, and Nationalism; 2 Becoming a Problem; 2.1 Problematic Ontologies 2.2 The Narration of a Problem2.3 Gender Justice in the Swimming Pool; Part 2: Reconfiguring the Present-Integration as the Answer; Introduction to Part 2; 3 Integration; 3.1 Integration as Assimilation; 3.2 Structural and Cognitive Integration; 3.3 Emotional Integration; 3.4 Social Integration or How to Re-socialize Muslims; 4 Integration, Security, and Prevention; 4.1 Defending German Society; 4.2 Trust and Transparency; 4.3 Responsibility and Togetherness; 4.4 Suffering Incorporation; 5 The Glossary of the Conflictive Present; 5.1 The Social Polarization of Germany 5.2 A Polarized Society: "Muslim anti-Semitism", "Islamism", and "Hostility against Muslims"Part 3: Projecting Germanness into the Future-Tolerance and Imams; Introduction to Part 3; 6 The Tolerant Future; 6.1 The Tolerant Germans; 6.2 Ten Muslims Teaching Tolerance to the Muslim Community; 7 Secular Imams and Secular Muslims for a Secular Future; 7.1 The Muslim Subjects of the Future; 7.2 Imams; 7.3 Secular Muslims; Epilogue: The Time of Race, Racial Times; Bibliography; Index