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Islam and Transnationalism
Ralph Grillo
This paper forms the introduction to a special issue of the Journal of Ethnic and Migration
Studies on `Islam, Transnationalism, and the Public Sphere in Western Europe'. Taking
as its starting point the seminal volume edited by Gerholm and Lithman-The New
Islamic Presence in Western Europe (1988)-the paper reviews continuities and changes
in European Muslim communities and their relationship with others. Drawing extensively