Two decades since the events of 9/11, the reverberations of terror continue to impact the daily lives of Muslims across the world. Internationally, imperialist military campaigns sent several Muslim countries into disarray and, domestically, countries like Australia responded socially and legislatively to the attacks as though Islam and its followers threatened the very core of democracy. This reader examines this ongoing legacy, through a personal and political lens.
56 pages, 10.8 x 17.6cm, softcover, Common Room Editions (Melbourne).