French and US approaches to understanding Islam

• Robert E. McGinn, Stanford University
  Conference Summary
• Joel Beinin, Stanford University
  Political Islam and the New Global Economy:The Political Economy of Islamist Social Movements in Egypt and Turkey
• John Bowen, Washington University in St. Louis
  Pluralism and Normativity in French Islamic Reasoning John R. Bowen
• François Burgat, CNRS, Institut de Recherches et d'Etudes sur le monde arabe et musulman, Aix en Provence
  Al-Qaeda or The Islamist trend between the « identitarian common denominator », the Globalisation of the Maintenance of an (American) Order and the Globalisation of an (Islamic) Resistance
• Louise Cainkar, University of Michigan
  Islamic revival among second-generation Arab-American muslims: the american experience and globalization intersect
• Jocelyne Cesari, CNRS-Paris and Harvard University
  American and European Muslims after 9/11: what is different?
• Ahmad Dallal, Georgetown University
  The Study of Islam in American Scholarship: the Persistence of Orientalist Paradigms
• Donald Emmerson, Stanford University
  One nation under God? History, faith, and identity in America Indonesia
• Vincent Geisser, Institute of Researches and Studies on the Arabic and Muslim World, Aix-en-Provence
  Intellectual and Ideological Debates on Islamophobia: A French Specificity in Europe?
• Riva Kastoryano, CNRS – CERI – Sciences-Po
  Politization of Islam in Europe - From "Politics of Recognition" to a Transnational Nation
• Farhad Khosrokhavar, EHESS
  Anti-Semitism of the Muslims in France: the case of the prisoners
• Karen Leonard, UC Irvine
  American Muslims: South Asian Contributions to the Mix
• Andrew Shryock, University of Michigan
  Finding Islam in Detroit: The Multiple Histories, Identities, and Locations of a City and Its Muslims
• Nancy Venel, CADIS (EHESS)
  Muslims and Citizens. Appropriation , Customs, and Settings of the Feeling of National Belonging  Among French Youth of Maghreb Origin

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