Piro Rexhepi is Lecturer at Southern New Hampshire University.

"This book not only challenges Bosnian and Albanian dominant political discourses, which for decades have refused to acknowledge the unequal power dynamics between the Balkan periphery and the European centre. It also is a long overdue book. For it takes these Muslim-majority populations, despite their closeness to whiteness, as a starting point for imagining a different world in which internationalist solidarity among the oppressed is possible." - Adem Ferizaj (Left East)

• Acknowledgments  ixIntroduction  11. Nonaligned Muslims in the Margins of Socialism: The Islamic Revolution in Yugoslavia  432. Historicizing Enclosure: Refashioned Colonial Continuities as European Cultural Legacy  703. Enclosure Sovereignties: Saving Missions and Supervised Self-Determination  904. (Dis)Embodying Enclosure: Of Straightened Muslim Men and Secular Masculinities  1075. Enclosure Demographics: Reproductive Racism, Displacement, and Resistance  128Afterword  151Notes  157References  161Index  181

Piro Rexhepi is Lecturer at Southern New Hampshire University.

"This book not only challenges Bosnian and Albanian dominant political discourses, which for decades have refused to acknowledge the unequal power dynamics between the Balkan periphery and the European centre. It also is a long overdue book. For it takes these Muslim-majority populations, despite their closeness to whiteness, as a starting point for imagining a different world in which internationalist solidarity among the oppressed is possible." - Adem Ferizaj (Left East)

• Acknowledgments  ixIntroduction  11. Nonaligned Muslims in the Margins of Socialism: The Islamic Revolution in Yugoslavia  432. Historicizing Enclosure: Refashioned Colonial Continuities as European Cultural Legacy  703. Enclosure Sovereignties: Saving Missions and Supervised Self-Determination  904. (Dis)Embodying Enclosure: Of Straightened Muslim Men and Secular Masculinities  1075. Enclosure Demographics: Reproductive Racism, Displacement, and Resistance  128Afterword  151Notes  157References  161Index  181