Being young and Muslim: new cultural politics in the global south and north

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Acknowledgements Introduction: Being Young and Muslim in Neoliberal Times Asef Bayat and Linda Herrera Politics of Dissent Muslim Youth and the Claim of Youthfulness Asef Bayat The Drama of Jihad: The Emergence of Salafi Youth in Indonesia Noorhaidi Hasan Moroccan Youth and Political Islam Mounia Bennani-Chraibi Rebels without a Cause? A Politics of Deviance in Saudi Arabia Abdullah al-Otaibi and Pascal Menoret The Battle of the Ages: Contests for Religious Authority in The Gambia Marloes Janson Cyber Resistance: Palestinian Youth and Emerging Internet Culture Makram Khoury-Machool Livelihoods and Lifestyles Young Egyptians' Quest for Jobs and Justice Linda Herrera Reaching a Larger World: Muslim Youth and Expanding Circuitries of Operation AbdouMaliq Simone Being Young, Muslim and American in Brooklyn Moustafa Bayoumi Strivings for Citizenship 'Also the School Is a Temple': Republicanism, Imagined Transnational Spaces, and the Schooling Of Muslim Youth in France Andre Elias Mazawi Avoiding Youthfulness? Young Muslims Negotiating Gender and Citizenship in France and Germany Schirin Amir-Moazami Struggles over Defining the Moral City: Islam and Urban Public Life in Iran Azam Khatam Navigating Identities Securing Futures: Youth, Generation, and Muslim Identities in Niger Adeline Masquelier Rasta Sufis and Muslim Youth Culture in Mali Benjamin F. Soares Performance, Politics and Visceral Transformation: Post-Islamist Youth in Turkey Ay?e Saktanber Negotiating with Modernity: Young Women and Sexuality in Iran Fatemeh Sadeghi Musical Politics Funental's Jihad Rap Ted Swedenburg Maroc-Hop: Music and Youth Identities in the Netherlands Miriam Gazzah Heavy Metal in the Middle East: New Urban Spaces in a Translocal Underground Pierre Hecker Music VCDs and the New Generation: Negotiating Youth, Femininity and Islam in Indonesia Suzanne Naafs Conclusion: Knowing Muslim Youth Linda Herrera and Asef Bayat References Author Bios