Hui Muslims in China

Gui Rong is researcher at and Deputy Director of Yunnan University Museum of Anthropology.Hacer Zekiye Gönül is PhD candidate of the Sociology Department at Peking University. Zhang Xiaoyan is a research associate at the Yunnan University Museum of Anthropology.

• Introduction 1. Identity, Interaction and Islamic Practice: Hui Muslims in China Gui Rong, Yunnan UniversityPart I: State Policies and Muslims2. Bridging Worlds: A Comparative Study on the Effects of Ethno-Religious Policies on China's Muslims Ross Holder, Trinity College3. Making Muslims Hui: Ethnic Bias in the New Curriculum of the China Islamic Association Aaron Glasserman, Princeton University4. Collective Feature, Identity Construction and Cultural Adaptation: Interaction between Hui Muslim Society and the State Gui Rong, Yunnan UniversityPart II: Relations between Hui and non-Muslims 5. Changes of Intermarriage Circle of the Pashi Dai (Muslims in Dai Society): A Case Study in the Hui Village in Manluan Chuang Ma, Yunnan Open University6. Being Chinese and Being Muslim -; Portrayals of the Hui Minority by Muslims, Non-Muslims, and the MediaFrauke Drewes, Munster University7. The Diversity of Chinese Muslim Identities: A Special Hui in YunnanFeng Yu, Yunnan University & Suchart Setthamalinee, Payap UniversityPart III: Hui Identity and Islam8. Localizing Transnationalism in Post-Reform China: Sino-Islamic Identities among Hui-Muslim Women in YunnanLesley Turnbull, New York University9. Qingzhen: Embodiment of Islamic Knowledge and Lifestyle: A Case Study on Tongdao Street, Huimin District of Hohhot CityLiang Zhang, Yunnan University10. Role of Ethnic Community of Hui Students in Internal Unity in the Context of UrbanizationHacer Z. Gönül, Peking UniversityConclusion 11. Being Hui Muslim in ChinaErkan Toguslu, KU Leuven & Hacer Z. Gönül, Peking University