...logic behind this way of thinking.12Abdellali Hajjat, “Les quartiers populaires ne sont pas un ‘désert politique,’” online at http://www.oumma.com, November 30, 2005. According to this logic, the workers’ movement was...

...not cover the under-25. Of course, it may still have some indirect effects in inducing parents to stay away from employment; but it was only legislated in 1991, at a...

...reinforced their identification with that space they have appropriated. Gentrification meant an increase in the price of rents, in the standard of living, and in upward mobility. Precisely because of...

...true radicals is not the clue to their engagement (see Marc Sageman, Understanding Terrorist Networks, Penn UP, 2004). There was nothing Islamic or Arab in the riots. Strangely enough, Palestinian...

...how best to divide the jobs among those seeking work. The “social model” comes at a heavy price. In fact, one can ask, as Tony Blair and others have done,...

...released on the Internet website TouTEsEgaux.net. That appeal calls for “postcolonial anticolonialism” and a protest against the persistence, on French territory, of a colonial logic that pushes “postcolonial immigrants” into...

...United States. New York: Palgrave, 2004. See also Cesari (co-ed.), European Muslims and the Secular State. London: Ashgate, 2005. Even if Salafi doctrine bears no direct relation to terrorist activity,...