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Le dernier numéro du Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs (29, 4, décembre 2009) traite de l'islam des Balkans: "European Modernity and Islamic Reformism among Muslims of the Balkans in the Late-Ottoman and Post-Ottoman Period (1830s–1945)".Il est divisé en trois chapitres- l'impact de la modernité européenne: "Muslim Representation in the Three Ottoman vilayets of Macedonia: Administration and Military Power (1878–1908)", Nadine Akhund (p. 443 – 454); "Violence and its Impact on Loyalty and Identity Formation in Late Ottoman Kosovo: Muslims and Christians in a Period of Reform and Transformation", Eva Anne Frantz (p. 455 – 468)- le réformisme musulman dans les Balkans entre les guerres: "Citizenship Formation in Bulgaria: Protected Minority or National Citizens?", Anna M. Mirkova (p. 469 – 482); "The Tijaniyya: Reformism and Islamic Revival in Interwar Albania", Nathalie Clayer (p. 483 – 493); "Reforma—The Organization of Progressive Muslims and its Role in Interwar Bosnia", Fabio Giomi (p. 495 – 510)- Les mouvements de population dans les années entre les guerres: "The “New” Muslim Minorities in Greece: Between Emigration and Political Participation, 1881–1886", Nicole Immig (p. 511 – 522); "The Çams of Albania and the Greek State (1923–1945)", Eleftheria K. Manta (p.  523 – 535).En conclusion, "European Modernity and Islamic Reformism among Muslims of the Balkans in the Late-Ottoman and Post-Ottoman Period (1830s–1945)", Stefanos Katsikas (p. 537 – 543).IMPACT OF EUROPEAN MODERNITYMuslim Representation in the Three Ottoman vilayets of Macedonia: Administration and Military Power (1878–1908)Nadine Akhund Pages 443 – 454Abstract | Full Text PDF | Full Text HTML | Request PermissionsRelated Articlesbuy now Violence and its Impact on Loyalty and Identity Formation in Late Ottoman Kosovo: Muslims and Christians in a Period of Reform and Transformation Eva Anne Frantz Pages 455 – 468Abstract | Full Text PDF | Full Text HTML | Request PermissionsRelated Articlesbuy now ISLAMIC REFORMISM IN INTERWAR BALKANSCitizenship Formation in Bulgaria: Protected Minority or National Citizens?Anna M. Mirkova Pages 469 – 482Abstract | Full Text PDF | Full Text HTML | Request PermissionsRelated Articlesbuy now The Tijaniyya: Reformism and Islamic Revival in Interwar AlbaniaNathalie Clayer Pages 483 – 493Abstract | Full Text PDF | Full Text HTML | Request PermissionsRelated Articlesbuy now Reforma—The Organization of Progressive Muslims and its Role in Interwar BosniaFabio Giomi Pages 495 – 510Abstract | Full Text PDF | Full Text HTML | Request PermissionsRelated Articlesbuy now POPULATION MOVEMENT IN INTERWAR YEARSThe “New” Muslim Minorities in Greece: Between Emigration and Political Participation, 1881–1886Nicole Immig Pages 511 – 522Abstract | Full Text PDF | Full Text HTML | Request PermissionsRelated Articlesbuy now The Çams of Albania and the Greek State (1923–1945)Eleftheria K. Manta Pages 523 – 535Abstract | Full Text PDF | Full Text HTML | Request PermissionsRelated Articlesbuy now CONCLUSIONEuropean Modernity and Islamic Reformism among Muslims of the Balkans in the Late-Ottoman and Post-Ottoman Period (1830s–1945)Stefanos Katsikas Pages 537 – 543Abstract | Full Text PDF | Full Text HTML | Request PermissionsRelated Articles