Frank Peter is Research Associate at the Erlangen Center for Islam and Law in Europe, Germany. He has authored and co-edited a number of volumes including Islamic Movements of Europe: Public Religion and Islamophobia in the Modern World (2014) and Impérialisme et industrialisation à Damas, 1908-1939 (2010).

• Introduction 1 Reconstructing the discursive context of secularism 2 The social Republic 3 Rationalizing integration 4 Islam and society: entwinement and separation 5 Teaching freedom 6 “The history of some is not the history of others” 7 Islam and fiction beyond freedom of speech 8 Islamophobia and the critique of integration Conclusion BibliographyIndex

This book is theoretically sophisticated, sociologically and historically detailed, politically engaged, and compellingly argued. Frank Peter commands his subject like no other.

Frank Peter is Research Associate at the Erlangen Center for Islam and Law in Europe, Germany. He has authored and co-edited a number of volumes including Islamic Movements of Europe: Public Religion and Islamophobia in the Modern World (2014) and Impérialisme et industrialisation à Damas, 1908-1939 (2010).

• Introduction 1 Reconstructing the discursive context of secularism 2 The social Republic 3 Rationalizing integration 4 Islam and society: entwinement and separation 5 Teaching freedom 6 “The history of some is not the history of others” 7 Islam and fiction beyond freedom of speech 8 Islamophobia and the critique of integration Conclusion BibliographyIndex

This book is theoretically sophisticated, sociologically and historically detailed, politically engaged, and compellingly argued. Frank Peter commands his subject like no other.

Frank Peter is Research Associate at the Erlangen Center for Islam and Law in Europe, Germany. He has authored and co-edited a number of volumes including Islamic Movements of Europe: Public Religion and Islamophobia in the Modern World (2014) and Impérialisme et industrialisation à Damas, 1908-1939 (2010).

• Introduction 1 Reconstructing the discursive context of secularism 2 The social Republic 3 Rationalizing integration 4 Islam and society: entwinement and separation 5 Teaching freedom 6 “The history of some is not the history of others” 7 Islam and fiction beyond freedom of speech 8 Islamophobia and the critique of integration Conclusion BibliographyIndex

This book is theoretically sophisticated, sociologically and historically detailed, politically engaged, and compellingly argued. Frank Peter commands his subject like no other.