This book investigates the benefits of integrating history, sociology, and ethnography to better understand migration and its consequences, using Denmark's history of migration as a case study.
This book investigates the benefits of integrating history, sociology, and ethnography to better understand migration and its consequences, using Denmark's history of migration as a case study.
Garbi Schmidt is a Professor of Cultural Encounters at Roskilde University, Denmark. Her research interests include immigration to Denmark and Muslim minorities in Europe and the US. Her publications include Islam in Urban America: Sunni Muslims in Chicago (2004) and Going Beyond Methodological Presentism: Examples from a Copenhagen Neighborhood 1885-2010 (2017).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Why should we critically engage with methodological presentism in migration research? 2. Demography 3. The Insider and the Outsider: Debates over Islam and Muslims in Denmark 4. Danishness and Un-Danishness 5. Dangerous Places: A History of Danish Ghettos 6. Making sense of Nørrebro: An immigrant neighborhood in Copenhagen 7. Beyond methodological presentism? Some learning points
1. Why should we critically engage with methodological presentism in migration research? 2. Demography 3. The Insider and the Outsider: Debates over Islam and Muslims in Denmark 4. Danishness and Un-Danishness 5. Dangerous Places: A History of Danish Ghettos 6. Making sense of Nørrebro: An immigrant neighborhood in Copenhagen 7. Beyond methodological presentism? Some learning points
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