This report is being published on the 20th anniversary of our initial report Islamophobia: A Challenge for Us All, which first brought the term to public and policy prominence, in Britain and indeed beyond. This edited volume updates and extends the evidence over the past 20 years in three main sections. Part I outlines Runnymede’s understanding of Islamophobia, Part II maps out the evidence on Islamophobia in various domains, while Part III presents different conceptions of Islamophobia. The report may be viewed as moving from chapters that fully reflect Runnymede’s corporate view in Part I, to those that reflect individual authors’ viewpoints in Part III. While this volume therefore presents Runnymede’s position on Islamophobia, we have also included a range of voices to cover the diversity of current debates.
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