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,Traversing the Q’eqchi’ Imaginary,sing that Islam is the subject of regular debates in French society. For decades, Muslim migrants in France made no religious, social or political demands but remained invisible because France was not their country and they intended to return one day to their countries of origin. Since the 1980s, ho

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Figurational Change and Primordialism in a Multicultural Society: A Model Explained on the Basis of ablished residents and migrants. The mere fact that migrants used to be regarded as ‘guest workers’ but are today seen above all as Muslims suggests that the hierarchial conflict is currently undergoing a process of culturalization. By ‘culturalization of conflicts’, I refer to the process of attrib

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