public spheres. In Norway, the past decade has seen an increase in the number of young, often well-educated and highly articulate "second-generation" Muslim youth engaging in public, controversial and highly mediatised debates on Islam, Muslims, immigration and integration. This monograph is based on five years ethnographic research on the experiences of young individuals of Muslim background active in Norway's mediated public spheres, and the mainstream liberal media editors who have provided them with access to these spheres.