College of Arts and Humanities
16 achievements
Biondo, V., & Fiala, A.
(2013).
Civility and Education in a World of Religious Pluralism.
Routledge.
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| Hecht, R., & Biondo, V.
(2012).
Religion and Culture: Contemporary Practices and Perspectives.
Minneapolis, Minn.: Fortress Press.
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| Biondo, V.
(2011).
Interfaith Dialogue as Reconciliation.
Britain and the Muslim World Historical Perspectives.
Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
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| Biondo, V.
(2010).
Los Angeles.
Encyclopedia of Muslim-American history.
New York.
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| Hecht, R., & Biondo, V.
(2010).
Religion and Everyday Life and Culture.
Santa Barbara, Calif.: Praeger.
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| Biondo, V.
(2009).
Council on American-Islamic Relations.
Encyclopedia of Islam.
New York.
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| Biondo, V.
(2008).
Mosques.
Encyclopedia of Global Religion and Societ.
Sage Reference .
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| Biondo, V.
(2008).
Eliade.
Encyclopedia of Global Religion and Societ.
Sage Reference .
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| Biondo, V.
(2008).
Economics.
Encyclopedia of Global Religion and Society.
Sage Reference .
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| Biondo, V.
(2008).
Between Tribalism and Pluralism in the U.S. and Britain.
The Muslim World. 98(4),
475-484.
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| Biondo, V.
(2007).
Islam in Los Angeles.
Encyclopedia of Islam in the United States.
Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press.
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| Biondo, V.
(2006).
The Architecture of Mosques in the U.S. and Britain.
Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. 26(3),
399-420.
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| Biondo, V.
(2005).
A Community of Many Worlds: Arab Americans in New York City (by Kathleen Benson and Philip M. Kayal, eds.).
The American journal of Islamic social sciences.. 22(4),
108-109.
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| Biondo, V.
(2004).
Review of Freedom and Orthodoxy: Islam and difference in the post-Andalusian age.
Freedom and orthodoxy : Islam and difference in the post-Andalusian age.
Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press.
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| Biondo, V., & Abu-Zahra, N.
(2002).
Review of The Pure and the Powerful: Studies in Contemporary Muslim Society.
International Journal of Middle East Studies. 34(1),
174-175.
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| Biondo, V.
(1998).
Review of Servants of Allah : African Muslims enslaved in the Americas.
Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory.
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