States of grace
Senegalese in Italy and the new European immigration
by Donald Martin Carter
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Focusing on Turin, the northern Italian point of entry for so many Senegalese, States of Grace chronicles the arrival and formation of a transnational African Islamic community in a largely Catholic Western European country. Carter shows how the Senetgalese migration calls into question the European interstate system, the future of the nation-state, and the nature of its relationship with non-European states.
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Social conditions, Senegalese, Race relations, Muslims, Culture conflict, Cultural assimilation, Muslims, europe, Italy, social conditionsPlaces
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States of grace: Senegalese in Italy and the new European immigration
1997, University of Minnesota Press
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 247-265) and index.
Based on the author's thesis (Ph. D.--University of Chicago, 1992) presented under the title: Invisible cities, Touba Turin, Sengalese transnational migrants in northern Italy.
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