"Ten women narrate their struggles as ethnic Uyghurs in Xinjiang, their turning points that prompted them to leave China, and the emergence of a new Uyghur-Muslim feminism"--
"Ten women narrate their struggles as ethnic Uyghurs in Xinjiang, their turning points that prompted them to leave China, and the emergence of a new Uyghur-Muslim feminism"--
Susan J. Palmer is an Affiliate Professor at Concordia University, and a Lecturer and Researcher at McGill University. She has authored or co-edited many books on new religious movements. Dilmurat Mahmut is an independent researcher, and his research interests include Muslim identity in the West, immigrant/refugee integration and Uyghur diaspora identity. Abdulmuqtedir Udun is a Uyghur researcher, journalist and interpreter based in Ottawa, Canada.
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Acknowledgements List of Figures Introduction Part 1: Personal Narratives as an Extension of Uyghur Advocacy Work Part 2: The Narratives 1. Zubayra Shamseden 2. Rushan Abbas 3. Rahima Mahmut 4. Rukiye Turdush 5. Arzu Gul 6. Raziya Mahmut 7. Dilnur Reyhan 8. Gulchehra Hoja 9. Zumrat Dawut 10. Mihrigul Tursun Part 3: Restorying a Genocide Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements List of Figures Introduction Part 1: Personal Narratives as an Extension of Uyghur Advocacy Work Part 2: The Narratives 1. Zubayra Shamseden 2. Rushan Abbas 3. Rahima Mahmut 4. Rukiye Turdush 5. Arzu Gul 6. Raziya Mahmut 7. Dilnur Reyhan 8. Gulchehra Hoja 9. Zumrat Dawut 10. Mihrigul Tursun Part 3: Restorying a Genocide Bibliography Index
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