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Nikola Tietze

(b.1965) is research assistant at the Hamburg Institute of Social Research. Numerous publications on issues of Islam, including Islamische Identitäten. Formen muslimischer Religiosität junger Männer in Deutschland und Frankreich published 2001 in Hamburg.



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Nikola Tietze

Zinedine Zidane or games of belonging

Zinedine Zidane is a figurehead around which young Muslims in France and Germany form a sense of community. The footballer's style of play is a direct expression of the immigrant experience; even the head-butt had an instructive value. [more]

28.08.2006


Nikola Tietze

Suicide bombings: A literature review

On the sociological, political and economical dimensions of suicide bombings. [more]

04.07.2003


Nikola Tietze

The Sociology of Islam

Georg Stauth's Islamische Kultur und moderne Gesellschaft does not deal with the principles of Islam or the goals and acts of fundamentalist Islamic groups and networks. Instead, it focuses on the ways and forms in which the modern ideas of Islam spread and circulate. Stauth's essays, says Nikola Tietze in a review written before the attacks of September 11th, make it possible to reflect on the social consequences of a politicised Islam. [more]

21.12.2001


Nikola Tietze

Muslim Experiences

Identities between tradition and emancipation

After extensive interviews with young Muslim men, Nicola Tietze finds that their social reality is quite another from the conventional expectation of behaviour guided by religious tradition. [more]

16.11.2001



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