Arab Detroit 9/11: life in the terror decade

The terror decade in Arab Detroit: an introduction / Andrew Shryock, Nabeel Abraham and Sally Howell

Arab Detroit after 9/11: a changing demographic portrait / Kim Schopmeyer

Cracking down on diaspora: Arab Detroit and America's war on terror / Sally Howell and Andrew Shryock

Backlash, part 2: The Federal law enforcement agenda / Sally Howell and Amaney Jamal

Orthodox, Arab, American: the flexibility of Christian Arabness in Detroit / Matthew W. Stiffler

Fighting our own battles: Iraqi Chaldeans and the war on terror / Yasmeen Hanoosh

Muslims as moving targets: external scrutiny and internal critique in Detroit's mosques / Sally Howell

Detroit transnational: the interchange experience in Lebanon and the United States / Kristine J. Ajrouch

My life as a brown person / Mujan Seif

Subject to change / Khadigah Alasry

Going places / Hayan Charara

And then you add the Arab thing / Lawrence Joseph

Domestic foreign policy: Arab Detroit as a special place in the war on terror / William Youmans

The Arab American National Museum: sanctioning Arabness for a post-9/11 America / Rachel Yezbick

Toward electability: public office and the Arab vote / Abdulkader H. Sinno and Eren Tatari

Arabs behaving badly: the limits of containment in a post-9/11 world / Nabeel Abraham

The new order and its forgotten histories / Andrew Shryock, Nabeel Abraham, and Sally Howell.