@article{752748,
      recid = {752748},
      author = {Kamaludeen Mohamed Nasir,},
      title = {Globalized Muslim youth in the Asia Pacific popular  culture in Singapore and Sydney / [electronic resource] :},
      pages = {1 online resource.},
      abstract = {"A sociological study of Muslim youth culture based on  original ethnographic fieldwork in two global cities in the  Asia Pacific: Singapore and Sydney. Muslims in Singapore  and Sydney face similar challenges, such as their minority  status and low socio-economic position relative to the  larger society. The challenges these young urban Muslims  face in their everyday lives are complicated by their  context within the broader processes of globalization that  bring together the September 11th generation living in the  Information Age. Comparing young Muslims living in secular,  multicultural cities across three domains of popular  culture--hip-hop music, tattooing, and cultural  consumption--this study illuminates the range of attitudes  and strategies they adopt to reconcile popular youth  culture with piety"--},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/752748},
}