The role of Migrant Integration Councils at the coexistence of different religious groups at local level: The case of Islam in Greece
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Apr 13, 2016
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Migrant Integration Councils Greece Religion Islam Local governance
Abstract
The article examines the contribution of MICs in the coexistence of different religious groups at local level. It presents the basic problems encountered by Christians and Muslim migrants in Greece and proceeds by analysing the potential contribution of MICs in the harmonious coexistence of different religious groups. MICs are seen as providing a forum for intercultural dialogue and for acknowledging religious diversity as a necessary and sufficient condition for the inclusion of migrants.
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Ιωάννου Ν. (2016). The role of Migrant Integration Councils at the coexistence of different religious groups at local level: The case of Islam in Greece. Social Cohesion and Development, 8(2), 177–185. https://doi.org/10.12681/scad.9025
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