Islam in the Nordic and Baltic Countries (Islamic Studies Series)
Until recently, scholarly writing on Islam in the Nordic and Baltic regions has proved to be a woefully scant enterprise. Most works that have emerged on the topic of Islam in Europe focus on the United Kingdom and France, leaving northern and eastern European regions largely underanalyzed. It is i...
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Until recently, scholarly writing on Islam in the Nordic and Baltic regions
has proved to be a woefully scant enterprise. Most works that have emerged
on the topic of Islam in Europe focus on the United Kingdom and France,
leaving northern and eastern European regions largely underanalyzed. It is
in this respect that Göran Larssonʼs edited volume is to be welcomed as an
important and long overdue contribution to the topic ...
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