Houria Bouteldja on ‘Whites, Jews and Us: Toward a Politics of Revolutionary Love’

March 9, 2018

Houria Bouteldja joined IHRC at the IHRC Bookshop & Gallery to discuss her new book and her anti-racism work in France.

Why I think Amanda Spielman should resign her Ofsted post

March 1, 2018

Spielman’s speech is a statement of intent, a declaration of war, and a pre-emptive justification of the onslaught to come

Delegitimizing Islamophobia: The Legal and Normative Needs of the UK

February 6, 2018

Arzu Merali argues that plenty work already exists outside institutional contexts (and occasionally within them) for the British government to begin tackling the Islamophobic narratives that are undermining the country’s social and institutional life. This article is a summary of the second paper in the

French Muslims: a History of Incomplete Citizenship

December 4, 2017

Andrea Bila overviews her first report on the ten dominant narratives of Islamophobia in France for the Countering Islamophobia in Europe project Economic crisis of the early 1970s, growing unemployment that hit hard mainly the low-skilled working class immigrants and eventually laws restricting immigration voted

Germany, We need to talk about Islamophobia

October 30, 2017

Luis Manuel Hernandez Aguilar summarises his first report for the CIK project, looking at the ten most dominant counter-narratives to Islamophobia in Germany. The recent federal elections and the rise of the far-right Islamophobic political party Alternative for Germany (AFD) as the third most influential political

Traversing ideological boundaries: Islamophobia in Greece

October 25, 2017

Matilda Chatzipanagiotou and Iason Zarikos overview their first report in Greece for the Countering Islamophobic Narratives in Europe project. The first workstream of the CIK Project resulted in the identification of the most dominant narratives of Islamophobia in Greece and their ideological origins. Print