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Islam and Immigration in Contemporary Europe

This course examines the historical, social, and political factors involved in immigration from the Muslim world to Europe from the colonial era to today. What are the driving factors behind immigration? How are Muslim immigrants perceived and treated? How do immigrants integrate into European societies? How has immigration shaped European society and politics?

Instructors: Patricia Goldsworthy-Bishop
Keywords: Historical Perspectives, Global Exploration, Policy, Culture, & Society
CRN: 20643

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