Ellen van de Bovenkamp
Biographic Data
| ID | 6738154 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ellen van de Bovenkamp |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ellen |
| FAMILY NAME | van de Bovenkamp |
| SIGNATURE | VAN DE BOVENKAMP E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4703-6302 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Young Muslims and Christians in a Secular Europe: Pursuing Religious Commitment in the Netherlands, written by Daan Beekers
Tariq Ramadan: A Voice for Decoloniality in France and in Morocco
The dominance of social media has made religious authority temporary and fragmentised. Tariq Ramadan’s rise to fame in Morocco cannot be disconnected from the particular position he had in France as a controversial figure who spoke up for Muslims in many heated debates. Fieldwork in Morocco shows that the religious practices and points of view of fans of Tariq Ramadan bear similarities to those of youngsters in other countries. Although Islam is …
The long arm of the state? Transnationalism, Islam, and nation-building: The case of Turkey and Morocco
From the moment the first Turkish and Moroccan workers migrated to Europe in the early 1960s, the Turkish and Moroccan states have been concerned with how to bind emigrated citizens to their country of origin. In this article, we focus on Islam as a multi-dimensional binding mechanism. Religion is a broad register that links emotion, affect, and senses of belonging and binds individuals to political and cultural projects of collective actors and …
Tariq Ramadan: Fashion or fiqh? The powerful charisma of an advocate of Islam in the West
Why is Tariq Ramadan, who built his reputation on his vision on Islam in European society, so popular in Morocco? During my interviews with several Moroccan students and young professionals about the thinking of Swiss Muslim intellectual Ramadan, I discovered that they were not so much interested in his ideas about Islam. They like Tariq Ramadan because they're impressed by his presence, his ability to speak up and put forward his personal opinio…
The long arm of the state? Transnationalism, Islam, and nation-building: The case of Turkey and Morocco
From the moment the first Turkish and Moroccan workers migrated to Europe in the early 1960s, the Turkish and Moroccan states have been concerned with how to bind emigrated citizens to their country of origin. In this article, we focus on Islam as a multi-dimensional binding mechanism. Religion is a broad register that links emotion, affect, and senses of belonging and binds individuals to political and cultural projects of collective actors and …
Tariq Ramadan: Fashion or fiqh? The powerful charisma of an advocate of Islam in the West
Why is Tariq Ramadan, who built his reputation on his vision on Islam in European society, so popular in Morocco? During my interviews with several Moroccan students and young professionals about the thinking of Swiss Muslim intellectual Ramadan, I discovered that they were not so much interested in his ideas about Islam. They like Tariq Ramadan because they're impressed by his presence, his ability to speak up and put forward his personal opinio…
Tariq Ramadan: Fashion or fiqh? The powerful charisma of an advocate of Islam in the West
Why is Tariq Ramadan, who built his reputation on his vision on Islam in European society, so popular in Morocco? During my interviews with several Moroccan students and young professionals about the thinking of Swiss Muslim intellectual Ramadan, I discovered that they were not so much interested in his ideas about Islam. They like Tariq Ramadan because they're impressed by his presence, his ability to speak up and put forward his personal opinio…
The long arm of the state? Transnationalism, Islam, and nation-building: The case of Turkey and Morocco
From the moment the first Turkish and Moroccan workers migrated to Europe in the early 1960s, the Turkish and Moroccan states have been concerned with how to bind emigrated citizens to their country of origin. In this article, we focus on Islam as a multi-dimensional binding mechanism. Religion is a broad register that links emotion, affect, and senses of belonging and binds individuals to political and cultural projects of collective actors and …
Tariq Ramadan: A Voice for Decoloniality in France and in Morocco
The dominance of social media has made religious authority temporary and fragmentised. Tariq Ramadan’s rise to fame in Morocco cannot be disconnected from the particular position he had in France as a controversial figure who spoke up for Muslims in many heated debates. Fieldwork in Morocco shows that the religious practices and points of view of fans of Tariq Ramadan bear similarities to those of youngsters in other countries. Although Islam is …
Young Muslims and Christians in a Secular Europe: Pursuing Religious Commitment in the Netherlands, written by Daan Beekers
Sociology (4 works) · Islam (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Multiculturalism, Politics, Migration, Gender (2 works)