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Transnational Anxieties: Coptic Christians as Martyrs and Migrants
Transnational Anxieties examines how American religious and political focus on the persecution of Middle Eastern Christians has transformed Coptic identity in an era of migration to the United States. In commemorating martyrs and in making visible the plight of Christians back in Egypt, Coptic immig
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