Perspectives and practices of couples in unconventional Muslim marriages.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Julie McBrien is associate professor in the Department of Anthropology and director of the Amsterdam Research Centre for Gender and Sexuality, both at the University of Amsterdam. Annelies Moors is professor emerita of the social-scientific study of Muslim Societies, Department of Anthropology, University of Amsterdam.
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Acknowledgements Introduction Muslim Marriage and Non-Marriage: Religion, Politics, and Intimate Life Annelies Moors and Julie McBrien Part I-The Politicization of Marriage: Problematization, Agency, and Activism Troublesome Marriages and the Politics of the Future in Kyrgyzstan Julie McBrien Problematizing Early Marriages : Development Narratives and Refugee Experiences in Jordan Dina Zbeidy The Politics of Cohesion : Salafi Preachers and the Problematization of Muslim Marriages in the Netherlands Martijn de Koning Palestinian Women Prisoners : The Relational Politics of Incarceration, Marriage, and Separation Samah Saleh and Annelies Moors Part II-The Micro-politics of (Non-)marriage: Intimacy, Materiality, and Social Transformation Cohabitation and 'Urfi Marriages in Tunisia : Public Discourse and Personal Narratives Iris Kolman Exceptionally Ordinary: Singling out Single Mothers in Morocco Annerienke Fioole Configuring Communities: The Materialities of Dubai's Migrant Marriages Joud Alkorani The Dower among Moroccan Muslims in the Netherlands : Generational and Gendered Shifts Loubna el Morabet When Islamic Marriage Travels to the Netherlands : Convert Muslim Women (Re)Signifying the Marriage Guardian and the Dower Annelies Moors and Vanessa Vroon-Najem Part III-Interfaith Marriage: Religious Difference and Multiple Positionalities The Intimate Politics of Publicly Staging "Mixed Couples" : The Gendered Racialization of a Poster Campaign Shifra Kisch, Rahma Bavelaar, and Annelies Moors "We are an Example of Ceuta's Convivencia" : Muslim-Christian Marriages at Europe's North-African Border Ibtisam Sadegh Interfaith Marriages in Indonesia : Between the Law, State Ideology, and Progressive Muslim Voices Eva F. Nisa Contracting Coptic-Muslim Marriage in Egypt : Class, Gender, and Clerical Mediation in the Administrative Management of Religious "Crossings" Rahma Bavelaar About the authors
Acknowledgements Introduction Muslim Marriage and Non-Marriage: Religion, Politics, and Intimate Life Annelies Moors and Julie McBrien Part I-The Politicization of Marriage: Problematization, Agency, and Activism Troublesome Marriages and the Politics of the Future in Kyrgyzstan Julie McBrien Problematizing Early Marriages : Development Narratives and Refugee Experiences in Jordan Dina Zbeidy The Politics of Cohesion : Salafi Preachers and the Problematization of Muslim Marriages in the Netherlands Martijn de Koning Palestinian Women Prisoners : The Relational Politics of Incarceration, Marriage, and Separation Samah Saleh and Annelies Moors Part II-The Micro-politics of (Non-)marriage: Intimacy, Materiality, and Social Transformation Cohabitation and 'Urfi Marriages in Tunisia : Public Discourse and Personal Narratives Iris Kolman Exceptionally Ordinary: Singling out Single Mothers in Morocco Annerienke Fioole Configuring Communities: The Materialities of Dubai's Migrant Marriages Joud Alkorani The Dower among Moroccan Muslims in the Netherlands : Generational and Gendered Shifts Loubna el Morabet When Islamic Marriage Travels to the Netherlands : Convert Muslim Women (Re)Signifying the Marriage Guardian and the Dower Annelies Moors and Vanessa Vroon-Najem Part III-Interfaith Marriage: Religious Difference and Multiple Positionalities The Intimate Politics of Publicly Staging "Mixed Couples" : The Gendered Racialization of a Poster Campaign Shifra Kisch, Rahma Bavelaar, and Annelies Moors "We are an Example of Ceuta's Convivencia" : Muslim-Christian Marriages at Europe's North-African Border Ibtisam Sadegh Interfaith Marriages in Indonesia : Between the Law, State Ideology, and Progressive Muslim Voices Eva F. Nisa Contracting Coptic-Muslim Marriage in Egypt : Class, Gender, and Clerical Mediation in the Administrative Management of Religious "Crossings" Rahma Bavelaar About the authors
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