A Bibliography - Teachers College Columbia University

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
MIDDLE EAST INSTITUTE
MUSLIMS IN NEW YORK CITY PROJECT: A BIBLIOGRAPHY
Introduction
Intended for a broad audience of scholars, students and members of the general public,
this bibliography is the product of an ongoing literature search that began in the fall of
1999 by Columbia University's Muslims in New York City Project. At first, the
geographical scope of the search was limited to New York City, but when this
preliminary effort netted a mere eight books, none of which focused exclusively on New
York City, the search was expanded to encompass other US cities. Particular works
whose focus or content pertains to New York City have been marked with an asterisk.
Five general themes framed the parameters of the search: religious identity, community,
civic engagement, political engagement, and media representation. The citations range
across the social sciences and include books, chapters in edited volumes, articles in
scholarly journals, and Ph.D. dissertations. With a few notable exceptions, newspaper and
magazine articles have not been included since these can be easily and selectively
retrieved using available Internet search engines such as LexisNexis or Google.
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