Forthcoming:

Islamophobia. London: Ashgate.

The death of multiculturalism: blaming and shaming British Muslims in Pokiya, T. (ed.) Managing a multicultural world: policy & practice. Ahmedabad: ICFAI.

Muslim diversities volume I: communities & contexts. London: Routledge.

Muslim diversities volume II: circumstances and change. London: Routledge.

Muslim diversities volume III: conformity and conflict. London: Routledge.

Muslims and the media: unholy alliances? in Cesari, J. (ed.) Muslims in Europe and the United States after 9/11. London: Routledge.

Islamophobia: a historiography in Encounters: journal of inter-cultural perspectives.

Islamophobia in Esposito, J. L. (ed.) The Oxford Encyclopaedia of the Modern Islamic World. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

2008

KISS (keeping Islamophobia simple and stupid) in Sayyid, B. (ed.) Thinking thru’ Islamophobia. Leeds: Centre for the Study of Ethnicity & Racism.

2007

The death of multiculturalism: blaming and shaming British Muslims in Durham Anthropology Journal (issue 1, volume 14 Spring 2007).

Islamophobia in Europe in Amghar, S., Boubekeur, A. & Emerson, M. (eds.) European Islam: The Challenges for public policy and society. Brussels: Centre for European Policy Studies.

‘Down with multiculturalism, book-burning and fatwas’: the death of multiculturalism and its implications for Muslims in Journal for Culture and Religion (no.2, vol 8, Summer 2007).

A normal week: Islam and Muslims in the national press in INSTED (ed.) Islam and Muslims in the UK media: text, talk and imagery. London: Greater London Authority.

2006

(Muslim) Boyz-n-the-Hood in International Institute for the Study of Islam in the Modern World Review (no.18) Leiden, NL: ISIM.

What is Islamophobia? An evolutionary timeline in DELGADO, M. (ed.) Islam in Europa: Zwischen Weltpolitik und Alltagssorgen. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer.

Endemisch europees of een europese epidemie? Islamophobia in Europa na 11 september 2001 in PLATE, L. & SMELIK, A. (eds.) 11 september in de kunsten. Amsterdam: Van Gennep.

Securitization and Religious Divides in Europe: Islamophobia in the United Kingdom. Paris: European Commission on Security Issues in Europe.

MASOOD, E. (as contributor) British Muslims: media guide. London: British Council.

2005

From race to religion: the new face of discrimination in ABBAS, T. (ed.) Muslim Britain: communities under pressure. London: Zed Books.

ALLEN, C., BURKE, D., HOLINGSHEAD, D. ET AL ‘Faith literacy’ – entrepreneurship in religious studies in British Association for the Study of Religions Bulletin (no.104, March 2005). Wolverhampton: BASR.

ALLEN, C. & BURKE, D., Entrepreneurial consultancies in religious studies in Discourse: learning and teaching in philosophical and religious studies (Vol.4, no.2 Spring 2005). Leeds: Subject Centre for Philosophical and Religious Studies at the Higher Education Academy.

2004

Endemically European or a European epidemic? Islamophobia in contemporary Europe in GABRIEL, & T., GEAVES, R. (eds.) Islam and the West: a post September 11th perspective. London: Ashgate.

Justifying Islamophobia: a post-9/11 consideration of the European Union and British contexts in American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences (no.3, volume 21, Summer 2004) Denver: AMSS & IIIT, pp,1-25.

Muslims on education: a position paper. London: Association of Muslims Social Scientists UK (as revising editor).

Reconsidering 9/11 and the Islamophobia backlash in the EU. London: Counterpoint.

Islamophobia: the Runnymede Trust and beyond in British Association for the Study of Religions Bulletin (no.101, March 2004). Wolverhampton: BASR.

2003

The impact of the Runnymede Trust on Islamophobia in the UK in Boce: revue romande des sciences humaines, (6 April-June 2003). Geneva: University of Geneva, pp.51-68.

Emerging from the fog: Islamophobia in a time of urgent history. Islamica Issue.10 (Fall).

Fair justice: the Bradford disturbances, the sentencing and the impact. London: Forum Against Islamophobia and Racism.

2002

ALLEN, C. & NIELSEN, J.S. Summary Report on Islamophobia in the EU15 after 11 September 2001. Vienna: European Monitoring Centre for Racism and Xenophobia.

Islamophobia in the EU post-September 11th in HAMID, A. (ed.) The Quest for Sanity: reflections on September 11th and the aftermath. London: Muslim Council of Britain.

A number of book reviews have also been published in the following journals: Journal of Christian-Muslim Relations, Reviews in Religion and Theology and the Muslim World Book Review.

A number of journalistic type articles have also been published across a wide range of different periodicals, magazines and websites.