SOCIAL CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS OF CANADIAN MUSLIM YOUTH: YOUTH RESILIENCIES AND THE CLAIMS FOR SOCIAL INCLUSION

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Birt, Yahya. "Islamic citizenship in Britain after 7/7: Tackling extremism and preserving freedoms". In The state we are in: identity, terror and the law of jihad, edited by Aftab Ahmed Malik, 3-13. Bristol: Amal Press, 2006.
Dalton, Robert and Naznin Viiji-Babul. "Expressions of cultural identity in the drawings of two Ismaili Muslim children" In CONNECTIONS, edited by T. Pelton, G. Reis, & S. Stewart, 11-23, Victoria: University of Victoria, 2006.
Dinham, Adam and Vivien Lowndes. "Religion, Resources, and Representation: Three Narratives of Faith Engagement in British Urban Governance". Urban Affairs Review 43 (6) (2008):817-845.
Hall, Stuart and David Held. "Citizens and citizenship". In New Times: The changing face of politics in the 1990 's, edited by Stuart Hall and Michael Jacques, 173-188.New York: Verso, 1989.
Hansen, Randell. "The Danish Carton Controversy: A Defence of Liberal Freedom" International Migration, 44 (5) (2006):7-16.
Hobson, Barbara and Ruth Lister. "Citizenship". In Contested concepts in gender and social politics, edited by Barbara Hobson, Jane Lewis, and Bertha Siim, 23-54. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2002.
Jacobson, Jessica. Islam in transition: Religion and Identity among British Pakistani Youth. London: Routledge, 1998.
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Lister, Ruth. Citizenship: Feminist perspectives. New York: Macmillan, 1997.
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Moosa-Mitha, Mehmoona. "Politics of acknowledgement: sexually exploited children; gay, bisexual, transgendered; and black citizens as sexualized embodied strangers". Lesbian and Gay Psychology Review, 7(2) (2006): 204-214.
Noble, Greg. "Respect and respectability amongst second generation Arab and Muslim Australian Men". Journal of Intercultural Studies, 28 (3) (2007):331-344.
O'Brien, Michael and Sue Penna. "Social exclusion in Europe: some conceptual issues". International Journal of Social Welfare, 17 (2007):84-92.
Pateman, C. "Equality, difference, subordination: The politics of motherhood and women's citizenship". In Beyond equality and difference: Citizenship, feminist politics and female subjectivity, edited by G. Bock & S. James, 17-31. London: Routledge, (1992).
Phelan, S. Sexual Strangers: Gays, lesbians and dilemmas of citizenship. Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 2001.
Reimer, Bill. "Social exclusion in a comparative context". Sociologia Ruralis, 44(1) (2004): 76-94.
Roche, Maurice. "Social citizenship: Grounds of social change". In Handbook of Citizenship, edited by Engin Isin and Bryan Turner, 69-86. London: Sage Press, 2002.
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Siddiqui, Haroon. Being Muslim. Toronto: Groundwood Books, House of Anansi Press, 2006.
Shucksmith, Martin. "History meets biography: processes of change and analysis of social exclusion in rural areas". Unpublished paper to Exclusion zones: Inadequate Resources and Civil Rights in Rural Areas Conference, Queen's University, Belfast.
Stasiulis, Daiva and Abigail Bakan. "Negotiating citizenship: The case of foreign domestic workers in Canada". Feminist Review, 57(1997):112-139.
Turner, Bryan. "The erosion of citizenship." British Journal of Sociology, 52 (2001):189-209.
Wagner, Antonin. "Citizenship through education. A comment on Social Exclusion in Europe: some conceptual issues". International Journal of Social Welfare, 17 (2008): 93-97.
Yuval-Davis, Neera. "Ethnicity, gender relations and multi- culturalism." In Race, identity and citizenship : A reader, edited by Neera Yuval- Davies, 112-125. Oxford: Blackwell Press, 1999.
Yuval-Davis, Neera and Pnina Werbner. Women, Citizenship and Difference. London: Zed Books, (1999).

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[1] Bhargava, Rajeev. "Political secularism: why it is needed and what can be leamt from its Indian version". Unpublished manuscript presented at Demcon Forum, University of Victoria, 2008.

[2] Bhargava, Rajeev. "Political Secularism". In A Handbook of Political Theory, edited by John Dryzek, B.Honnig and Anne Philips, 636-655. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006.

[3] Birt, Yahya. "Islamic citizenship in Britain after 7/7: Tackling extremism and preserving freedoms". In The state we are in: identity, terror and the law of jihad, edited by Aftab Ahmed Malik, 3-13. Bristol: Amal Press, 2006.

[4] Dalton, Robert and Naznin Viiji-Babul. "Expressions of cultural identity in the drawings of two Ismaili Muslim children" In CONNECTIONS, edited by T. Pelton, G. Reis, & S. Stewart, 11-23, Victoria: University of Victoria, 2006.

[5] Dinham, Adam and Vivien Lowndes. "Religion, Resources, and Representation: Three Narratives of Faith Engagement in British Urban Governance". Urban Affairs Review 43 (6) (2008):817-845.

[6] Hall, Stuart and David Held. "Citizens and citizenship". In New Times: The changing face of politics in the 1990 's, edited by Stuart Hall and Michael Jacques, 173-188.New York: Verso, 1989.

[7] Hansen, Randell. "The Danish Carton Controversy: A Defence of Liberal Freedom" International Migration, 44 (5) (2006):7-16.

[8] Hobson, Barbara and Ruth Lister. "Citizenship". In Contested concepts in gender and social politics, edited by Barbara Hobson, Jane Lewis, and Bertha Siim, 23-54. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2002.

[9] Jacobson, Jessica. Islam in transition: Religion and Identity among British Pakistani Youth. London: Routledge, 1998.

[10] Kymlicka, Will. Multicultural citizenship: A liberal theory of minority rights. Oxford: Clarendon Press, (1995).

[11] Lister, Ruth. Citizenship: Feminist perspectives. New York: Macmillan, 1997.

[12] Lowndes, Vivian and Richard Chapman. "Faith, hope and clarity: Developing a model of faith group involvement in civil renewal". In regenerating citizenship: Strategies for civil renewal, edited by T. Brannan, P. John and G. Stoker, 163-84. Basingstoke: Palgrave, 2006.

[13] Meer, Nasar. "The politics of voluntary and involuntary identities: are Muslims in Britain and ethnic, racial or religious minority?" Patterns of Prejudice 42(1) (2008): 61-81.

[14] Modood, Tariq. Multiculturalism: A civic idea. Cambridge:Polity Press, 2007.

[15] Modood, Tanq. "The liberal dilemma: Integration of Vilification?" International Migration, 44 (5) (2006):4-7.

[16] Moosa-Mitha, Mehmoona. "A difference-centered alternative to theorization of children's citizenship rights." Citizenship Studies, 9 (4) (2005): 369-388.

[17] Moosa-Mitha, Mehmoona. "Politics of acknowledgement: sexually exploited children; gay, bisexual, transgendered; and black citizens as sexualized embodied strangers". Lesbian and Gay Psychology Review, 7(2) (2006): 204-214.

[18] Noble, Greg. "Respect and respectability amongst second generation Arab and Muslim Australian Men". Journal of Intercultural Studies, 28 (3) (2007):331-344.

[19] O'Brien, Michael and Sue Penna. "Social exclusion in Europe: some conceptual issues". International Journal of Social Welfare, 17 (2007):84-92.

[20] Pateman, C. "Equality, difference, subordination: The politics of motherhood and women's citizenship". In Beyond equality and difference: Citizenship, feminist politics and female subjectivity, edited by G. Bock & S. James, 17-31. London: Routledge, (1992).

[21] Phelan, S. Sexual Strangers: Gays, lesbians and dilemmas of citizenship. Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 2001.

[22] Reimer, Bill. "Social exclusion in a comparative context". Sociologia Ruralis, 44(1) (2004): 76-94.

[23] Roche, Maurice. "Social citizenship: Grounds of social change". In Handbook of Citizenship, edited by Engin Isin and Bryan Turner, 69-86. London: Sage Press, 2002.

[24] Rawls, J. A theory of justice. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1971.

[25] Samad, Yunus. "Media and Muslim identity: intersections of generation and gender". Innovation, 11 (4) 1998):425-438.

[26] Siddiqui, Haroon. Being Muslim. Toronto: Groundwood Books, House of Anansi Press, 2006.

[27] Shucksmith, Martin. "History meets biography: processes of change and analysis of social exclusion in rural areas". Unpublished paper to Exclusion zones: Inadequate Resources and Civil Rights in Rural Areas Conference, Queen's University, Belfast.

[28] Stasiulis, Daiva and Abigail Bakan. "Negotiating citizenship: The case of foreign domestic workers in Canada". Feminist Review, 57(1997):112-139.

[29] Turner, Bryan. "The erosion of citizenship." British Journal of Sociology, 52 (2001):189-209.

[30] Wagner, Antonin. "Citizenship through education. A comment on Social Exclusion in Europe: some conceptual issues". International Journal of Social Welfare, 17 (2008): 93-97.

[31] Yuval-Davis, Neera. "Ethnicity, gender relations and multi- culturalism." In Race, identity and citizenship : A reader, edited by Neera Yuval- Davies, 112-125. Oxford: Blackwell Press, 1999.

[32] Yuval-Davis, Neera and Pnina Werbner. Women, Citizenship and Difference. London: Zed Books, (1999).

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