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| Immigration | |
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| Rivers of blood | |
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| The rights and wrongs of Enoch Powell | |
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| How much immigration is there? | |
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| Muslim immigration | |
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| Europe's population problem | |
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| Civilization and decadence | |
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| Diversity is overrated | |
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| Can you have the same Europe with different people? | |
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| The Immigrant Economy | |
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| How postwar migration came about | |
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| The unprecedented scale of recent immigration | |
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| The capitalist argument: Rescuing moribund industries | |
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| Jobs nobody wants | |
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| The socialist argument: Rescuing the welfare state | |
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| Who Is Immigration For? | |
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| Good immigrants and bad | |
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| Is immigration for natives or immigrants? | |
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| Welfare and white flight | |
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| Polish plumbers | |
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| Barcelona or death | |
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| The duty of hospitality | |
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| Asylum and human rights | |
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| Asylum and democracy | |
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| Fear Masquerading as Tolerance | |
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| Neutrality and political correctness | |
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| The criminalization of opinion | |
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| Grievance groups | |
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| Diversity and self-loathing | |
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| Second-class citizens | |
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| Islam | |
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| Ethnic Colonies | |
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| Europe's historic understanding of Islam | |
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| Muslim populations, present and future | |
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| Rejuvenation of run-down neighborhoods | |
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| Architecture and segregation | |
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| Lawless zones | |
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| Segregation or self-segregation? | |
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| Spaces of sharia | |
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| Violence, crime, and rioting | |
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| The banlieue riots and Islam | |
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| Tribalism, ideology, and escalation | |
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| An Adversary Culture | |
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| Jus soli and jus sanguinis, assimilation and integration | |
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| The illusion of diversity | |
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| Islam as a hyper-identity | |
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| Dual loyalty | |
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| Humiliation and Islamophobia | |
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| Muslims and U.S. blacks | |
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| Europe's Crisis of Faith | |
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| Religious resurgence | |
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| Islam and European believers | |
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| Islam and European unbelievers | |
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| Benedict XVI: New ideas about belief and unbelief | |
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| Western sympathy with, and conversion to, Islam | |
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| The European model of managing religion | |
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| Organizing religious bodies | |
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| Freedom of religion = Freedom of Islam | |
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| The Danish cartoon crisis | |
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| Rules for Sex | |
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| Sexual freedom as a non-negotiable European demand | |
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| Virginity and violence | |
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| Islam or custom? | |
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| The appeal of sharia | |
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| Arranged marriages | |
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| The Danish marriage law | |
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| Controversies over the headscarf | |
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| The French veil law | |
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| Compulsory liberation | |
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| The West | |
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| Tolerance and Impunity | |
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| Political self-assertion as a turning point | |
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| Intimidation and self-defense | |
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| The politics of terror | |
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| Anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism | |
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| �The Communism of the twenty-first century� | |
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| Resistance and Jihad | |
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| Poverty, occupation, lost grandeur, and other grievances | |
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| Islam and violence | |
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| �Islam is peace� | |
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| Moderate Muslims | |
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| Tariq Ramadan and double language | |
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| Resistance and jihad | |
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| Liberalism and Diversity | |
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| Immigration, Islam, and the European Union | |
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| The project to bring Turkey into Europe | |
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| Pim Fortuyn and the weakness of the West | |
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| �Rightism� and �fascism� in the context of immigration and Islam | |
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| The Danish People's Party | |
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| Nicolas Sarkozy and the strength of the republic | |
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| Affirmative action | |
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| Survival and Culture | |
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| Europe's duty to the world | |
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| European emancipation from America | |
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| The American model of a multiethnic society, and the Ottoman model | |
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| From �Islam is peace� to �Love it or leave it� | |
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| Two types of utility | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Notes | |
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| Index | |
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| Acknowledgments | |