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Beyond Discrimination: Aspirations for Self-employment Among Muslim Youth in Delhi
Journal of Applied Youth Studies, 2022 While it is argued that Muslims are concentrated in self-employment activities, apart from noting discrimination in salaried work resulting in a push into self-employment, research has not explored additional reasons contributing to this choice. This paper employs a mixed-methods approach and through an empirically grounded work, explores the reasons ...
Aashti Salman
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‘I'd hate to be just a housewife’: Career aspirations of British Muslim girls
British Journal of Guidance and Counselling, 1996Abstract The career hopes of, and the career guidance provided to, a group of adolescent Muslim girls are analysed. In-depth interviews were conducted with 24 British Asian Muslim girls in the final year of compulsory schooling at three schools, with their parents and with 18 of their teachers.
Tehmina N Basit
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Transitions: exploring aspirations of BME Muslim youth exiting compulsory education [PDF]
Research in Post-Compulsory Education, 2018 ABSTRACTThis paper presents insights from a qualitative case study in Glasgow, Scotland, using semi-structured paired interviews to explore the aspirations of BME Muslim young people labelled by policy as requiring More Choices, More Chances as they prepare to leave compulsory education.
Nighet Nasim Riaz
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Muslim becoming: aspiration and skepticism in Pakistan
Contemporary South Asia, 2014Muslim becoming: aspiration and skepticism in Pakistan is a thought provoking work which brings to fore the quest – for better selves – in which the nation and state of Pakistan are continuously en...
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Educational Experiences and Aspiration of Muslim Women in India: Issue and Challenges
Journal of Social Inclusion Studies, 2023The Indian Constitution is devoted to citizen equality and the state’s responsibility to defend, safeguard and ensure minorities’ rights in matters of language, religion and culture. The rewards of every growth process have been evenly distributed among all religious communities.
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The political aspirations of Indian Muslims and the Ottoman nexus
Middle Eastern Studies, 2006At the end of the nineteenth century, the areas covered by the British and Ottoman empires included the vast majority of Muslims then living; however, such political alliance and cooperation betwee...
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Bargaining for Women’s Rights: Activism in an Aspiring Muslim Democracy
Journal of Women, Politics & Policy, 2017Alice Kang’s slender volume—165 pages excluding the appendix and notes—engages debates on women’s rights policymaking in “Muslim” majority societies by focusing on one case study: that of Niger.
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Book Review: Muslim Becoming: Aspirations and Skepticism in Pakistan
Social Change, 2013Naveeda Khan, Muslim Becoming: Aspirations and Skepticism in Pakistan, New Delhi, Orient Black Swan, 2012.
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Aspirations and Reality: British Muslims and the Labour Market
2004British Muslims face severe obstacles in the United Kingdom's labor market and have a disproportionately high rate of unemployment, according to this report from OSI's EU Monitoring and Advocacy Program (EUMAP). Aspirations and Reality: British Muslims and the Labour Market calls for more effort to meet the employment aspirations and needs of Muslims ...
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