EURISLAM: a bibliographical database
on Islam in Europe

EURISLAM is an open access database available to all but designed especially for academics, public organisations and officials.
It indexes publications concerning two major aspects of Islam in geographical Europe: the current state of Muslim populations in European societies (minority groups, immigration issues, leadership, institutions, public policies, trends, etc.) and Islam as religion (beliefs, practices, values, movements and schools of thought, etc.).
The database contains reviews of press articles, books, contributions to collective publications, studies and reports, theses and grey literature.
Currently, more than 4,300 references are consultable free of charge in French or English.

Scientific committee:

• Samim Akgönül (University of Strasbourg)
• Franck Frégosi (PRISME / SDRE, Strasbourg, France)
• Nico Landman (Research Institute for History and Culture, Utrecht University, The Netherlands)
• Brigitte Maréchal (CISMOC, Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium)
• Jørgen S. Nielsen (Islamic Studies, University of Copenhagen, Denmark)
• Anne-Laure Zwilling, network coordinator and database manager (PRISME / SDRE, Strasbourg, France)  

An international network

Information in the EURISLAM database is provided by the members of a European network, bringing together specialists on Muslims and Islam in Europe in order to promote communication between different disciplinary fields, stimulate research and facilitate access to bibliographical information.

Luís Bernardo (Institute of social sciences, University of Lisbon, Portugal); Maria Bombardieri (University of Padova, Italy); Salima Bouyarden (University of Strasbourg, France); Gloria Garcia-Romeral (Department of sociology, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain); Stanislaw Grodz (Catholic University of Lublin, Poland); Christine Jacobsen (International Migration and Ethnic Relations, Bergen, Norvège); Johanna Konttori (Comparative religions, University of Helsinki, Finland); Lene Kuhle (University of Aarhus, Denmark); Alessandra Marchi (Ecole des hautes études en sciences sociales, Paris, France); Jordi Moreras (Université Rovira i Virgili de Tarragona, Espagne); Pavel Pavlovitch (Varna Free University, Bulgaria); Martin Riexinger (Germany); Mallory Schneuwly Purdie (Observatoire des religions en Suisse, University of Lausanne, Switzerland); Simona Tersigni (University of Rennes, France); Irina Vainovski-Mihai ("Dimitrie Cantemir" Christian university, Bucharest, Romania).

Other contributors and former members of the network :

Stefano Allievi (University of Padova, Italy); Luis Bernardo (University of Lisbon, Portugal); Mark Bodenstein (University of Erfurt, Germany); Ibrahim Cekiçi (University of Strasbourg, France); Jason Dean (Strasbourg, France); Felice Dassetto (Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium); Maria del Mar Griera Llonch (Spain); Stéphane Lathion (Faculty of Human Sciences, University of Friburg, Switzerland); Damien Logghe (Belgium); Céline Pauthier (University of Strasbourg, France); Eric de Putter (Strasbourg, France); Tuula Sakaranaho (University of Helsinki, Finland); Nina Clara Tiesler (University of Lisbon, Portugal).

EURISLAM is a project of PRISME - Société, Droit et Religion en Europe, a research centre of the University of Strasbourg, and the CNRS. The Centre produces websites and databases in the fields of law and the sociology of religions: bibliographical databases, legal texts and jurisprudence databases, websites of information.