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The position of Muslim migrants in the European Union: emancipation or marginalisation?

This article addresses the question of whether the Muslim migrant communities living in Europe form a destabilising risk to European societies, and whether there is a need to develop a European policy on Islam. A demographic, socio‐economic, educational, juridical and political picture of the Muslim migrant communities is drawn. The article concludes that it is unrealistic to suggest that the Muslim migrant communities form a risk to European societies. On the contrary, the European countries and the European Union should formulate a socio‐economic policy, not an Islamic one, in order to guarantee the emancipation of, amongst others, the Muslim migrants living in Europe. Finally, an intensive dialogue is needed between Europe and its Muslim citizens in order to remove the mutual stereotypes that have existed since the first contact between both civilisations.