Young Muslims and Everyday Political Practice: A DIY Citizenship Approach

This chapter considers what a ‘diy citizenship’ approach can offer to analyses of the everyday political practices of first and second generation youth of Mus-lim migrant communities who are outside both radical and mainstream poli-tics. We argue that the experiences of these youth raise interesting questions about political practice and citizenship for both youth studies and migration studies in the context of changing opportunities for youth engagement and expression, and generational shifts in the multicultural politics of representation.