Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of tables -- Foreword -- Series editor's preface -- Acknowledgements -- 1. Pakistanis 'here' and Pakistanis 'there' -- Before and after 9/11 -- Before and after the Celtic Tiger -- The fieldwork in Boston and Dublin -- Glancing forward -- References -- 2. Theorising Pakphobia -- Local, national, and international identity challenges -- The Others within nations -- The Others within religious communities -- Being 'here', 'there', and 'nowhere' -- References -- 3. 'Terrorism' and the 'immigration problem' -- Suleman: seeing myth and fear in America -- Anwar: profiling 'terrorists' -- Jabar: encountering racist violence in Dublin -- Wazir: confronting ethnic nations -- The new 'folk devils'? -- References -- 4. Cross-cultural navigators and -- Ayeen, Haneef, and Hamiz: navigating cultural borderlands -- Floating between cultures -- Nadeem, Ali, and Muhammed: desh pardesh (or living at home abroad) -- Hoping for a 'better Pakistan' -- Muhammad - Processing the hostland -- Ahmed: belonging nowhere -- Identities in transition -- References -- 5. The 'good Muslim'/'bad Muslim' dichotomy -- Haq and Omar: understanding Salafiyya -- The other Salafi -- Maliq: bridging Irishness and Sufism -- Baraq: surveilling American society -- Humayun and Yasir: gay Muslims 'treading on thin ice' -- The importance of interfaith and intrafaith dialogue -- References -- 6. New Pakistani ethnicities -- Nabeel: avoiding the ethnic enclave -- Sahir: adapting to 'Irish life' -- Jasir: avoiding 'pigeonholes' -- Babar: leaving options open -- Awad: walking the path of 'social nomadism' -- Meaning-making and Pakistani identities -- References -- 7. Why civic values and pluralism matter -- Sohail: moving towards interculturalism and cosmopolitanism