Islamophobia Studies Journal

12 Mar Islamophobia Studies Journal

La revista Islamophobia Studies Journal (ISJ) es una publicación bi-anual que se centra en el análisis crítico de la islamofobia y sus múltiples manifestaciones en el momento actual.  ISJ es una revista académica de naturaleza interdisciplinar y multilingüe en la que se pueden publicar artículos que teoricen sobre el fenómeno de la islamofobia en sus vertientes histórica, política, económica y cultural en relación con la construcción, representación y articulación del «otro».

Islamophobia Studies Journal es una revista que aparece dentro del Center for Race and Gender de la University of California, Berkeley, y que tiene todos sus números disponibles (el último de reciente aparición) online en la siguiente página web: http://crg.berkeley.edu/content/islamophobia/islamophobia-studies-journal

EXCERPT FROM EDITORIAL STATEMENT:

The way to evaluate and approach the American Muslim community in the current period should be approached within a prison-prisoner lens. Here, the ability to move around and enjoy privileges should not be confused with freedom, equality, constitutional rights, and dignity in the full sense of the word. Let us be honest for a moment and detail the Muslim predicament in today’s America: a community subject to structured governmental control, surveillance, entrapment schemes, guilt by association, and punitive measures instituted to elicit “correct” conduct and proper political and religious speech.

Take for example, the levels of intrusion into Muslim religious space, whereby the government admits to deploying informants and monitoring leaders within these institutions. Religious freedom becomes vacuous if government intrusion is constant and presumption of guilt without evidence is how the Muslim community is regulated and controlled. The introduction in the US of CVE programs and Prevent in England are symptoms of the prisoner-prison relationship. The key question: What other community in the US has such programs to prevent and counter extremism?

Hatem Bazian

University of California, Berkeley

Co-Founder, Zaytuna College

Maxwell Leung

California College of the Arts

 

DESCÁRGATE AQUÍ LOS VOLÚMENES:

Islamophobia Studies Journal, Fall 2015, Volume 3, Issue 1

Islamophobia Studies Journal, Fall 2014, Volume 2, Issue 2

Islamophobia Studies Journal, Spring 2014, Volume 2, Issue 1

Islamophobia Studies Journal, Spring 2012, Volume 1, Issue 1

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