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The New Folk Devils Muslim Boys And Education In England Farzane Shain

Name: The New Folk Devils Muslim Boys And Education In England Farzane Shain
SKU: BELL-5047228
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Institute of Education Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.5 MB

Pages: 199

Author: Farzane Shain

ISBN: 9781858567495, 1858567491

Language: English

Year: 2010

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The New Folk Devils Muslim Boys And Education In England Farzane Shain by Farzane Shain 9781858567495, 1858567491 instant download after payment.

This is a timely empirical challenge to current understandings of Muslim boys as a threat to the social order and their supposed radicalization. In interviews, Muslim schoolboys in the West Midlands reveal the preoccupations that shape their social and political identification and understandings of masculinity, and their experiences of schooling.
Cover; Introduction; 1: From the numbers game to terroristsuspects ; 2: Setting the scene: theorising and researching youth experiences; 3: 'Muslim first': religion, politics and schooling; 4: 'Asian boys run the school': racism and peer relations; 5: Territory, turf and girls; 6: Leisure, sport and music; 7: Aspirations, hopes and fears; 8: Conclusion; References; Index