Denmark (Vol 15, 2022)
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- 1 IntroductionJesper Petersen has a PhD (2020) in History of Religions, and specialised in Islamic Studies. He is associate professor at the University of Stavanger. Niels Valdemar Vinding has a PhD in Islamic Studies (UCph, 2013) and an llm in Canon Law (Cardiff, 2020), and is associate professor and research leader on the project “Producing Sharia in Context” 2021–2024 at the Faculty of Theology, University of Copenhagen.
- 2 Public Debates
- 3 Transnational Links
- 4 Law and Domestic Politics
- 5 Activities and Initiatives of Main Muslim Organisations
- 6 Muslim Population: History and Demographics
- 7 Main Muslim Organisations
Denmark (Vol 15, 2022)
in Yearbook of Muslims in Europe Online
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