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Locality, spatiality and contingency In East London: an interview with Michael Keith
Researching Muslim-Jewish encounters always risks the reification of the two categories “Muslim” and “Jewish”, and by foregrounding faith-based identities over other – for instance, ethnic, sectarian or class – identities. The “diversity turn” in ethnic and racial scholarship provides one way to add
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