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SCTIW Review , 2017
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Gender and Society , 2018
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Comparative Education: the dialectic of the global and the local, 2013
Chapter published in "Comparative Education: the dialectic of the global and the local" (2013). L... more Chapter published in "Comparative Education: the dialectic of the global and the local" (2013). Little did they know, when local Tunisian authorities tried to prevent a youth from selling produce to make a living, that Mohamed Bouazizi, holder of a computer science degree, would set himself afire in desperation, or that his self-immolation would speak to millions of Tunisians and other Arabs, spurring global change that would spread across the MENA region and beyond. Thousands of protesters marched in the streets in Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Sudan, and Yemen, shouting slogans against authoritarian governments, poverty, and high unemployment. With its "youth bulge," the MENA region, long plagued by autocratic regimes and centralized economies, has high unemployment, over 60% of which falls to youth in Egypt, Syria and Qatar (The World Bank Group, 2011). The continuing population growth in this region holds the potential for either a human development debacle of extraordinary proportions or "an unprecedented window of opportunity" (Ezzine, 2011) for reform, change and productivity, but postsecondary education/training and employment are decisive factors in this matter.
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The Routledge International Handbook of Islamophobia, 2019
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Book Review of Amir Hussain's "Muslims and the Making of America"
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Educating the Muslims of America, 2009
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Levinson/A Companion to the Anthropology of Education, 2011
446 WESLEY SHUMAR AND SHABANA MIR upon the unlikely theoretical trilogy of Foucault–Lacan–Derrida... more 446 WESLEY SHUMAR AND SHABANA MIR upon the unlikely theoretical trilogy of Foucault–Lacan–Derrida, or what Shumar (2008) has elsewhere called poststructuralism/2, we are still very much shaped by our encounter with Althusserian theory.) We suggest that there ...
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Undergraduate Social Life and Identity, 2014
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PsycEXTRA Dataset, 2010
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Building on an ethnographic study of American Muslim undergraduate women at two universities in W... more Building on an ethnographic study of American Muslim undergraduate women at two universities in Washington, D.C., I examine undergraduate Muslim women’s construction of gendered discourses. Stereotypes feed into both majority and minority constructions of Muslim women’s gendered identities. I highlight Muslim women’s resistance to and adoption of such stereotypes as they construct various modalities of interaction with men on cam- pus. [higher education, gender, Muslim women, ethnography, sexuality]
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Journal of Religion, 2007
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SCTIW Review , 2017
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Gender and Society , 2018
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Comparative Education: the dialectic of the global and the local, 2013
Chapter published in "Comparative Education: the dialectic of the global and the local" (2013). L... more Chapter published in "Comparative Education: the dialectic of the global and the local" (2013). Little did they know, when local Tunisian authorities tried to prevent a youth from selling produce to make a living, that Mohamed Bouazizi, holder of a computer science degree, would set himself afire in desperation, or that his self-immolation would speak to millions of Tunisians and other Arabs, spurring global change that would spread across the MENA region and beyond. Thousands of protesters marched in the streets in Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Sudan, and Yemen, shouting slogans against authoritarian governments, poverty, and high unemployment. With its "youth bulge," the MENA region, long plagued by autocratic regimes and centralized economies, has high unemployment, over 60% of which falls to youth in Egypt, Syria and Qatar (The World Bank Group, 2011). The continuing population growth in this region holds the potential for either a human development debacle of extraordinary proportions or "an unprecedented window of opportunity" (Ezzine, 2011) for reform, change and productivity, but postsecondary education/training and employment are decisive factors in this matter.
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The Routledge International Handbook of Islamophobia, 2019
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Book Review of Amir Hussain's "Muslims and the Making of America"
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Educating the Muslims of America, 2009
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Levinson/A Companion to the Anthropology of Education, 2011
446 WESLEY SHUMAR AND SHABANA MIR upon the unlikely theoretical trilogy of Foucault–Lacan–Derrida... more 446 WESLEY SHUMAR AND SHABANA MIR upon the unlikely theoretical trilogy of Foucault–Lacan–Derrida, or what Shumar (2008) has elsewhere called poststructuralism/2, we are still very much shaped by our encounter with Althusserian theory.) We suggest that there ...
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Undergraduate Social Life and Identity, 2014
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Building on an ethnographic study of American Muslim undergraduate women at two universities in W... more Building on an ethnographic study of American Muslim undergraduate women at two universities in Washington, D.C., I examine undergraduate Muslim women’s construction of gendered discourses. Stereotypes feed into both majority and minority constructions of Muslim women’s gendered identities. I highlight Muslim women’s resistance to and adoption of such stereotypes as they construct various modalities of interaction with men on cam- pus. [higher education, gender, Muslim women, ethnography, sexuality]
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Journal of Religion, 2007
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Papercuts, 2012
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Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion Blog , 2017
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Religion & Education , 2012
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American Anthropologist, 2016
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Ethnic & Racial Studies, 2015
Mobilizing Piety: Islam and feminism in Indonesia, by Rachel Rinaldo, Oxford, Oxford University P... more Mobilizing Piety: Islam and feminism in Indonesia, by Rachel Rinaldo, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2013, 272 pp., £64 (hardback), 978-0-19-994810-9. Rachel Rinaldo's book is a good example of how to study Muslim women and to fall prey neither to the foregone conclusions of Orientalist social science regarding Islam, nor to traditionalist Muslim apologetics.
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Reading Religion, 2019
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Defence and Diplomacy (PTV) , 2015
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Radio Islam, 2015
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Radio Islam, 2017
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Roundhouse Radio, 2017
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Radio Islam , 2018
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Network ReOrient , 2019
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