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Introduction, and 2010. The focus is on women active in, and speaking on behalf of, a wide variety of minority self-organisations in the Netherlands and Norway. For both countries, the selection includes Islamic women‘s organisations; secular, ethnicity-based women’s organisations; and mixed-gender Islamic stude

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Stereotypes of Women with a Muslim Background,an emphasis on stereotypes. Based on an analysis of newspaper articles and policy documents, the author argues that women with a Muslim background have often been stereotyped as “pitiable” and “oppressed”. In both countries, such stereotypes are increasingly drawn upon to present Muslim minority cul

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Self-Representations by Women in the Dutch Organisations,r constituency of their organisation between 1975 and 2010. It reveals how women have subverted, internalised, and appropriated prevailing stereotypes through their self-representations, how they have dis-identified from particular stereotypes, and how they have developed counter-stereotypes in resp

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The Dutch Organisations and Islam,thnicity-based women’s organisations seldom addressed religion, women in Islamic organisations were eager to point out that women enjoy a high status in Islam. The author explains the emergence of Islamic feminism among Muslim women in the Netherlands. She also demonstrates how essentialist represen

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,Women’s Attempts to Break Stereotypes in the Netherlands,perceptions of their minority group and Islam. They used a wide variety of strategies, from public lectures and book publications to interfaith dialogue activities and poster campaigns. This chapter also explores why some organisations were highly active in the media, while others refrained from eng