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There is a widespread feeling that we are at the present time experiencing a period of rapid change of historical proportions. The collapse of communism and the sudden flurry of attempts to settle long-standing tensions, such as those in South Africa and Palestine, combine with the outbreak of new categories of crisis, such as those in Bosnia and Central Asia, to give a sense of an historical turning point. Ideas of the ‘end of history’ and a new ‘clash of civilisations’ appear in prestigious publications across the Atlantic.
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Nielsen, J.S. (1997). Muslims in Europe into the Next Millennium. In: Vertovec, S., Peach, C. (eds) Islam in Europe. Migration, Minorities and Citizenship Series. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-25697-6_14
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