| Foreword by Olivier Roy |
| Acknowledgments |
| Introduction |
| PART I: Being Muslim in France |
| 1. The Steady Integration of France's Most Recent and Largest Minority |
| 2. Patterns of Exclusion and Inclusion in French Society |
| 3. From Religion to Identity: 1,001 Ways of Being Muslim |
| 4. Islamic Organizations and Leaders in France |
| PART II: From Muslims into French Citizens: Muslims and Public Policy |
| 5. Liberté, égalité . . . laïcité: Creation of the French Council of the Muslim Religion |
| 6. Intolerance or Integration? The Ban on Religious Symbols in Public Schools |
| 7. An Assessment of French Policy Responses |
| PART III: The Politics of Islam in France and Europe |
| 8. The Pursuit of the Muslim Vote and Its Impact on Foreign Policy |
| 9. Anti-Semitism among Muslims and the Rise of Communautarisme |
| 10. The Threat of Terrorism and the French Response |
| 11. Conclusion |
| Notes |
| Index |