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  1. Travelogue of secularism: Longing to find a place to call home.Amélie Barras - 2022 - European Journal of Women's Studies 29 (2):217-232.
    Recent works have invited us to look into how modes of secularism influence the shape of ‘modern’ religion. This literature has remained quite state-centred, paying less attention to how concepts of secularism migrate from one national context to another. This article seeks to investigate these transnational dynamics. More specifically, it aims to explore this process of travelling through the contemporary writings of the Quebec-based essayist Djemila Benhabib. The article approaches her writings as ‘travelogues’: a genre which acts as an invitation (...)
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  • Muslims' integration as a way to defuse the “Muslim Question”: insights from the Swiss case.Matteo Gianni - 2016 - Critical Research on Religion 4 (1):21-36.
    The article argues that in European public debates the Muslim Question is performed by and linked to the issues of Muslims' integration and recognition as political subjects. I suggest that, in order to defuse the performative negative effects of the Muslim Question on Muslims' democratic agency, we should address it without rendering them invisible in the public sphere and in enhancing their political agency. Drawing from an analysis of the Swiss case I show that integration because adjustment entails a depoliticization (...)
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