Professional Journals and Websites

National identity woven through dialogue: an interview with Professor Tariq Modood on multiculturalism, national identity and dialogue as an alternative to the polarization of public debate in Czech in CEDIT, issue 13.

P-L Dupont, T Sealy and T Modood, ‘Reviving Multiculturalism, Reuniting Britain’, Election Hub, Academy of ~Social Sciences, November, 2023.

T Modood, ‘Multiculturalism: How it can contribute to depolarising the current political polarisation’ IPPR Progressive Review, Summer 2023

T. Modood, ‘Resolving the Tension between Academic Freedom and EDI, The Loop, European Consortium of Political Research (ECPR), August, 2023.

​A state funeral with unprecedented national mourning, a new King committing to protect the diversity of faiths, and the UK’s first practising Hindu Prime Minister, all coincided with the 2021 census data revealing an increase in people with ‘no religion’. In their blog, Whats the Good of Public Religion? (Political Quarterly, reposted on LSE Religion and Global Society), Thomas Sealy and Tariq Modood look at what the future holds for religion in the public sphere.

T. Modood, ‘Brexit means less hope for multiculturalism in the EU’ , Open Democracy and the Canada Research Excellence Chair, TMU.

Karamat Iqbal and Tariq Modood, ‘Ethnic Capital and the role of British Kashmiri parents in the education of their children’, British Educational Research Association blog.

T Modood and T Sealy, 'Racisms and antiracisms: Beyond Euro-Americancentricity', The Political Quarterly, 28 July 2022.

Re-thinking Political Secularism: The Multiculturalist Challenge: Interviewed by Katherine Arena, EURAC, 10 January, 2022.
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T Modood and S Thompson 'Does it matter if religious minorities are alienated by ‘Establishment’?', PSA Blog, 18 Feb, 2021

'An Englishness Open to All', University of Winchester, 31 March 2020

Interview with E-International Relations

T. Magazzini, T. Modood, T. Sealy, A. Triandafyllidou, 'What is the fate of religion in Europe?', 21 April, 2020, Global Extremes, Open Democracy

Modood. T. 'Rethinking Secularism: Can Europe Integrate its Muslims?', 3 February, 2020, Global Extremes, Open Democracy

‘Depolarising Society: The Contribution of Multiculturalism’, CSaP and The British Academy seminar, 4 November, 2019

‘Terrorism Not in My Name’, 27 October, 2019, Global Extremes, Open Democracy

‘Multiculturalism is Not Dead', 15 October, 2019, de Bailie, Amsterdam

Tariq Modood interviewed for the Civic Sociologist podcast, University of California, 8th May, 2019; audio here

Modood, T. (2019) ‘Islamophobia and Normative Sociology’, 20 March, 2019; audio here.

Modood, T. (2018) 'Majorities, Minorities and Multiculturalism', Discover Society, 04 December, 2018
Translated into Polish, June 2022:
https://wszystkoconajwazniejsze.pl/prof-tariq-modood-spoleczenstwo-wielokulturowe/

Modood, T. (2018) ‘More Multiculturalism but of the Right Sort’, response to Amin and Wright, Nov, 2018

Modood, T. (2018) ‘Multicultural Nationalism’, Open Democracy, 13 August, 2018.

Modood, T. 'No such thing as anti-Muslim racism?', The Political Quarterly, 3 April 2018.
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Not Easy Being English?, 'An Englishness Open to All' seminar, University of Winchester, 31 March 2017

Tariq Modood interviewed by Simon Thompson, 'On being a public intellectual, a Muslim and a multiculturalist', LSE Religion and the Public Sphere blogs, 15 July. 

Meer, N. and Modood, T. 'Birleşik Krallık’ın Dinî Çoğulculuğunda Müslümanların Yeri', Perspectif, Temmuz, 1st July, 2016.

Modood, T. (2016) 'Multiculturalism can foster a new kind of Englishness' The Conversation, 10 June. Reposted on The Optimistic Patriot; reposted in Policy Bristol.

Meer, N. and Modood, T (2016) 'A 'Jeffersonian' wall or an Anglican Establishment: The US and UK's contrasting approaches to incorporating Muslims', Democratic Audit, 22 April. Reposted in LSE Blogs and PolicyBristol. 

Modood, Tariq, Interview on Faiths and Public Policy, Chester University 

Modood, T. (2016) Review of McCrone & Bechhofer, Understanding National Identity, Cambridge University Press. Download here.

​ 'Schools need to do more to improve children’s religious literacy', in The Conversation, December 7, 2015.

'Universities should rethink secularism to deal with religious diversity', in The Conversation, November 17, 2015.

Modood, T. 'Multiculturalism in 2020', PolicyBristol Hub, April 15, 2015, also in Global Briefing Winter-Spring, 2015.  
 
Modood, T. 'Religion in Britain Today and Tomorrow', Public Spirit, 26 January 2015. Shortened versions reproduced in Theos and Immanent Frame.

Modood, T. 'In remembering the Charlie Hebdo Attack we mut not forget the responsibility that goes with free speech', LSE Public Policy, 12 January 2015. Reproduced in Public Spirit and University of Denver, Centre for Middle Eastern Studies. Shortened version reproduced on Immanent Frame.

Modood, T., Re-blog of 'We don't do God'? Secularism and the Accommodation of Muslims in Western Europe, Crime and Security Research, ESRC/RCUK, 12th Jan 2015.

Modood, T. 'Multiculturalism in 2020', Global Brief

Modood, T., ‘We Don’t Do God’? Secularism and the Accommodation of Muslims in Western Europe. Georgetown Journal of International Affairs, online edition, Faith and Freedom section, 29 May, 2014.

Meer, N. and Modood, T., 'Multiculturalism: A resilient category in Britain', 8 April 2014, Political Insight, Political Studies Association.      

Jones, S. H., O'Toole, T., DeHanas, D.N., Modood, T., Meer, N. ‘Muslim women’s experiences of involvement in UK governance’, Public Spirit, 22 Jan, 2014

O'Toole, T., Jones, S. H., DeHanas, D.N. & Modood, T., 'Prevent after TERFOR: why local context still matters', Public Spirit, 16 Dec 2013

Meer, N., O'Toole, T., Jones, S. H., DeHanas, D.N. & Modood, T. 'Rolling on or rolling backwards?'   Public Spirit, 29 Oct 2013

‘Multiculturalism and Muslims in Britain and France’, Public Spirit, 5 September 2013.

Jones, S. H., O'Toole, T., DeHanas, D.N., Modood, T. & Meer, N., 'A "system of self-appointed leaders"'?,  Public Spirit, 20 Aug 2013

O'Toole, T., Jones, S.H., DeHanas, D.N., Modood, T. & Meer, N., 'Presence, voice and impact: Muslim participation in governance', Public Spirit, 19 Jul 2013.

DeHanas, DN., O'Toole, T., Meer, N., Modood, T. & Jones, S.H., 'A place for Muslims in a "Christian country"?',  Public Spirit, 19 Jun 2013.

‘Interculturalism, multiculturalism, or both?’, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, Policy Paper 18, European University Institute, 2013.

‘The Parekh Report: Rethinking the National Story’, Perspectives, Woolf Institute, Cambridge, 2013.

'There will always be a demand for multiculturalism research', Research Professional, July 2013. Download here.

'How Easy Is it to "be British"? Interview with Tariq Modood’, Studies on Ethnicity and Nationalism, 13 March  2011.

‘A New Pragmatic Debate on Multiculturalism: David Cameron And Professor Tariq Modood’, Studies on Ethnicity and Nationalism, 11 Feb 2011. 

‘Perche le smoschee non devone far paura’, Reset, 128, 2011, 81-86.

‘Multiculturalism Should Be About Bringing Communities and Individuals Into Relations of Respect’, British Politics and Policy at LSE, 2011.

‘Secularism, Still Alive’, IWMpost, 107, 2011, 8-9.

‘Is there a crisis of secularism in Western Europe?’ Immanent Frame, 2011.

‘The History of Multiculturalism’, Multiculturalism Bites, Open University, 2011.

'Multiculturalism and Integration: Struggling With Confusions', Accept Pluralism blog, June 30 2011.

‘Moderate Secularism: a European Conception’, OpenDemocracy, 8 April, 2011

‘Multiculturalism, Britishness and Muslims’, OpenDemocracy, 27 January, 2011:

‘Is Multiculturalism Past its Sell by Date?’, Runnymede Bulletin, Winter 2010-11, Issue 34: 12-13.  

‘Tariq Modood Calls for a Multiculturalism of Hope’, Muslim Institute, December 2010. 

‘Analysing the Growing Scepticism Towards the Idea of Islamophobia’, Arches Quarterly, 2010, 4(7):116-127. (With N. Meer.) 

‘Secularism and Respect for Religion’, e-International Relations, December 4 2010.

‘Il Multiculturalismo e Morto?’, Nuntium, Numero Speciale, Pontifica Universta Lateranense, no. 38-39, pp 135-142, 2009.

‘Muçulmanos Britânicos: a lut por reconhecimento’, Estado de Direito, Setembro e Outubro, pp. 20-21, Porto Allegre, Brazil, 2009.

‘Respect for Religion’, IWMpost, Newsletter of the Institut fur die Wissenschaften vom Menschen, Vienna and the Institute for Human Sciences at Boston University, No. 101, 2009,  pp.23-24.

‘British Muslims: the struggle for recognition’, The Middle East in London, SOAS, July, 2009.

‘Is Multiculturalism Dead?’, Public Policy Research, June - August, 2008, pp. 84-88. Download here.

‘Multiculturalism After 7/7: A Scapegoat or a Hope for the Future’, Journal of the Royal United Services Institute’, vol. 153 (2), April, 2008, pp. 14-17.
            
‘Multicultural Citizenship and the Anti-Sharia Storm’, OpenDemocracy, 14 February, 2008.

‘Multicultural Citizenship: An Idea for Our Times ‘, Runnymede Quaterly Bulletin, September, 2007.

‘Multiculturalism, Citizenship and National Identity’, OpenDemocracy, 17 May 2007

‘Time for Positive Action’, IDS Diversity At Work, 33, pp. 22-24, March 2007. (With R. Dhami and J. Squires.) 

'Rethinking Multiculturalism After 7/7', in D. Hayes & T. Curzon-Price (eds) Europe and Islam: Controversy, Protest, Dialogue, The Open Democracy Quarterly, 1(1) January 2007.

‘Multiculturalism, Ethnicity and Integration: Contemporary Challenges’, Canadian Diversity, 5 (1): 120-122, Winter 2006.

‘The Liberal Dilemma: Integration or Vilification?’ OpenDemocracy, 8 February, 2006.

‘Multiculturalism vs. Britishness: A Phoney War’, Diversity Xchange, 4, Dec – Jan, 2005/2006, pp. 16-17.

‘British Multiculturalism: Do Muslims Fit In?’, Runnymede Quarterly Bulletin, October, 2005.

‘Moslims en Multiculturele Politiek in Groot-Brittannie’, Eutopia, 11, October, 2005: 85- 106 , Amsterdam.

‘Remaking Multiculturalism After 7/7’,  OpenDemocracy, 29 September, 2005.

‘Ethnicity and Success in Higher Education’, ISIM (International Institute for the Study of Islam in the Modern World) Review, 16, Autumn 2005: 20-21.

‘Muslims and European Multiculturalism’, OpenDemocracy, 16 May 2003.

`Multiculturalism, Secularism and the State', The Republic, 4, The Ireland Institute, 2005: 15-30.

‘Multiculturalism, Muslims and the British State’, British Association for the Study of Religion, Annual Lecture Series, 2003.

‘British Muslims: Within and Between Islam and the West’, Global Dialogue, Special Issue on the Impact of 11 September, 4 (2), 2002.

'Sources of Muslim Assertiveness', Anthropology Today, 2002, pp. 24-25.

‘Muslims in the West: A Positive Asset’, US Social Science Research Council website devoted to ‘September 11’, November, 2001.

‘Ethnicity and Employment in Higher Education’, AUTLOOK, Magazine of the Association of University Teachers, July 1999. (With J. Carter and S. Fenton.) 

`Beware of a Secular Intolerance', Women Against Fundamentalism, 1995, no 6, pp. 1-2.

‘Muslim Identity: Social Reality or Political Project?' in Muslim Identity: Real or Imagined?  A discussion by John Rex and Tariq Modood, CSIC Paper Europe No.12, Selly Oak Colleges, Birmingham.

‘Secularism: A Danger to Pluralist Britain', The Jewish Quarterly, 148, 1993, pp. 37-39.

‘Identity, Equality and Multiculturalism', World Faiths Insight, no.39, October 1991, pp.18-26.

‘Det Etniske Paradox' Nord Revy (Oslo), no. 219, 1991, pp.40-43.