Women and Islam : critical concepts in sociology / edited by Haideh Moghissi.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents:
VOLUM E III WOMEN' S MOVEMENT S I N MUSLI M SOCIETIES;
Acknowledgements;
PART 8-Stretching the limits: women's struggle for change in Muslim societies;
SECTION-8.1 WOME N AN D POLITICS IN MUSLIM SOCIETIES: IDEOLOGIES AND REALITIES;
50. Ideology and identity: Islamism, gender, and the state in Sudan SONDR A HALE;
51. Feminism—or the eternal masculine—in the Arab world MAI GHOUSSOUB;
52. Gender and citizenship in middle eastern states SUAD JOSEPH;
53. Gender and citizenship in Turkey YESIM ARAT;
SECTION 8.2-NATIONAL LIBERATION MOVEMENTS AND WOMEN'S STRUGGLE FOR CHANGE;
54. Behind the veil: the public and private faces of Khomeini's policies on Iranian women HALEH AFSHAR;
55. Sexual politics of the Left HAIDE H MOGHISSI;
56. Icons and militants: mothering in the danger zone JULIET PETEET;
PART 9-Women and Islamic fundamentalism;
SECTION 9.1 WOMEN' S RIGHTS AN D ISLAMIC FUNDAMENTALISM;
57. The marriage of feminism and Islamism in Egypt: selective repudiation as a dynamic of postcolonial cultural politics LILA ABU-LUGHOD;
58. The impact of the Islamic movement in Egypt HAL A SHUKRALLAH;
59. Jordanian Islamists and the agenda for women: between discourse and practice LISA TARAKI;
60. Women, Islam and the state in Pakistan FARHA THAQ;
SECTION 9.2-ISLAMIC FEMINISM OR FEMINIST CHALLENGES TO ISLAM;
61. (Un)veiling feminism AFSANEH NAJMABADI;
62. The war against feminism in the name of the Almighty: making sense of gender and Muslim fundamentalism JANET AFARY;
63. Understanding Islam, Islamism, and Islamic feminism MARGOT BADRAN;
64. Islamist movements and women's responses in the Middle East VALENTIN E M. MOGHADAM;
65. Gender and Islamic fundamentalism: feminist politics in Iran NAYEREH TOHIDI;
SECTION 9.3 WOMEN' S RESPONSE TO FUNDAMENTALISTS ' GENDER POLITICS;
66. Islamic feminism, possibilities and limitations QUDSIA MIRZA;
67. Islamic feminism: alternative or contradiction? SHAHRZA D MOJAB;
68. Algerian women at the edge of time: new social movements stand against fundamentalisms MARIE-AIMÁ E HÉLIE-LUCAS;
PART 10 Muslims in diaspora;
SECTION 10.1 PERCEIVING AND PRACTICING GENDERED VALUES IN DIASPORA;
69. Muslim women: negotiating in the third space SHAHNA Z KHAN;
70. Religion, male violence, and the control of women: Pakistani Muslim men in Bradford, UK MARIE MACEY;
71. Muslim diaspora in western Europe: the Islamic headscarf (Hijab), the media and Muslims' integration in France CHOUK I E L HAMEL;
72. Muslim women in an alien society: a case study of Germany MUNIR D. AHMED;
SECTION 10.2 CROSSING GENDERE D IDENTITIES IN DIASPORA;
73. Remembering mothers, forming daughters: Palestinian women's narratives in refugee camps in Lebanon ROSEMARY SAYIGH;
74. Shifting and conflicting identities: Iranian women political activists in exile HALLEH GHORASHI;
75. Muslim women's rights in the global village: challenges and opportunities AZIZAH YAHIA AL-HIBRI.

v. 1. Images and realities -- v. 2. Social conditions, obstacles and prospects -- v. 3. Womens's movements in Muslim societies.