Sophia Pandya is Professor and Department Chair of Religious Studies at California State University at Long Beach, USA. She is author of Muslim Women and Islamic Resurgence: Religion, Education, and Identity Politics in Bahrain (2012). Having carried out extensive field research in Turkey, she co-edited The Gülen Hizmet Movement and its Transnational Activities: Case Studies on Charitable Activism (2012).

This powerful book gives voice to the often-overlooked Gulen refugees in Greece, blending personal narratives with thoughtful analysis to reveal the human cost of political upheaval. A deeply moving and essential contribution to understanding forced migration and resilience

• 1. Introduction2. Hiding3. Crossing4. Jail5. Greece6. InsightIndex

Sophia Pandya is Professor and Department Chair of Religious Studies at California State University at Long Beach, USA. She is author of Muslim Women and Islamic Resurgence: Religion, Education, and Identity Politics in Bahrain (2012). Having carried out extensive field research in Turkey, she co-edited The Gülen Hizmet Movement and its Transnational Activities: Case Studies on Charitable Activism (2012).

This powerful book gives voice to the often-overlooked Gulen refugees in Greece, blending personal narratives with thoughtful analysis to reveal the human cost of political upheaval. A deeply moving and essential contribution to understanding forced migration and resilience

• 1. Introduction2. Hiding3. Crossing4. Jail5. Greece6. InsightIndex

Sophia Pandya is Professor and Department Chair of Religious Studies at California State University at Long Beach, USA. She is author of Muslim Women and Islamic Resurgence: Religion, Education, and Identity Politics in Bahrain (2012). Having carried out extensive field research in Turkey, she co-edited The Gülen Hizmet Movement and its Transnational Activities: Case Studies on Charitable Activism (2012).

This powerful book gives voice to the often-overlooked Gulen refugees in Greece, blending personal narratives with thoughtful analysis to reveal the human cost of political upheaval. A deeply moving and essential contribution to understanding forced migration and resilience

• 1. Introduction2. Hiding3. Crossing4. Jail5. Greece6. InsightIndex