Adam chuckled and took another bite of his burger. I had known Adam for years, yet this was
the first I heard of this story. Alongside two friends, we sat at a corner table where the shop's …

The controversial events of 2001 (9/11) and 2005 (7/7) have led Britain's media and policy
makers to view the proliferation of orthodox Islamic seminaries, Dar-ul-Ulooms (DUs), and …

In recent years, questions of policing, prisons and the wider criminal justice system have
increasingly taken centre stage in discussions and practices of anti-racism in Britain. More …

Based on interviews with UK civil servants working on counterterrorism, this article examines
how racialised and gendered organisational norms govern the production and circulation of …

This book offers the first sustained investigation into non-elite understandings of
radicalisation and counter-radicalisation policy. Drawing on original focus group research …

Educators are central to the implementation of Britain's Prevent Strategy, through the
'Prevent duty'. This mandatory reporting responsibility, shared with professional practitioners …

This book offers an innovative perspective on Muslim family life in British society. Drawing
on recent debates, the book considers how theories of family have overlooked Muslim …

In this paper I review Claire Alexander's new book, The Asian Gang Revisited. The attention
given to religion, methodology and masculinity in this book is of particular significance for …

This chapter introduces some of the most active protagonists of mainstream Islamism in
Britain today, and their goals and beliefs, including their desire for a comprehensive social …

The government's response was, however, somewhat anomalous. The report was widely
criticised. Amnesty International UK, the Runnymede Trust and other third sector …