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The rise of anti-Muslim prejudice

International Communication Gazette, 2013
The goal of this study is to determine the possible factors leading to increased anti-Muslim sentiment or Islamophobia in a comparative examination of public opinion in the United States and Europe. Secondary analyses of data from the 2008 Pew Global Attitude Project and the 2010 Pew News Interest Index, allow us to assess the role of religious ...
Christine Ogan, Lars Willnat, Rosemary Pennington, Manaf Bashir   +3 more
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Anti-Muslim racism and the racialisation of sexual violence: ‘intersectional stereotyping’ in mass media representations of male Muslim migrants in Germany

Culture and Religion, 2019
© 2019, © 2019 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. This article examines how German print media have represented male migrants with Muslim backgrounds in relation to mainstream society and the stereotypes drawn on and created ...
Iris Wigger
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The Contentious Politics of Anti-Muslim Scapegoating in Myanmar

Journal of Contemporary Asia, 2017
Recent anti-Muslim violence in Myanmar cannot be understood primarily as a spontaneous outburst of religious feeling among the general population. Rather it was a shocking repertoire deployed by a semi-organised social movement with clear political goals, which overlapped with those of Myanmar’s military elite.
van Klinken, G., Aung, S.M.T.
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Identification with the American South and Anti-Muslim Attitudes

The Journal of Social Psychology, 2019
The number of anti-Muslim hate groups in the U.S. nearly tripled between 2015 and 2016. In addition, the number of hate crimes committed against members of the religion jumped 67% in 2015 alone. Addressing the rise in anti-Muslim prejudice is critical. We examined (N = 406) the role of regional identification in predicting anti-Muslim attitudes.
Justin D. Hackett, David Rast, Zachary Hohman   +2 more
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Between Orientalism and Anti-Muslim Racism

Meridians, 2021
AbstractThis article explores some of the ways in which, in the early years of the united Pakistan experiment, elite educated Muslim East Bengali women experienced and narrated their relationship to the new Pakistan nation as they navigated the international stage as citizens of a new sovereign Muslim-majority state.
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The Face of Anti-Muslim Populism

2017
Chapter four examines the way the Tea Party seized on the Islamic question starting in 2010 and how its tactics operate within a longstanding rhetorical tradition of populism and a form of paranoid rationality that expresses an illiberal conception of democracy.
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The Sources of Anti-Muslim Prejudice in Poland

East European Politics and Societies: and Cultures, 2018
Using data from a nationally representative survey of Poles, the principal question I examine is whether anti-Muslim prejudice in Poland primarily stems from negative stereotypes of Muslims, a general discomfort with difference (or ethnocentrism), or threats related to economic insecurity.
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Integrationism: the politics of anti-Muslim racism

Race & Class, 2007
It has long been the contention of those on the right of British politics that cultural diversity is a threat to national cohesion and security. However, cultural diversity has been attacked equally vigorously by liberals and by those on the centre left, especially since 2001.
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Network Analysis of Anti-Muslim Groups on Facebook

2018
Islamophobic attitudes and overt acts of hostility toward Muslims in the United States are increasingly commonplace. The goal of this research is to begin to understand how anti-Muslim political groups use the Facebook social network to build their own online communities, and to investigate crossover with other far-right political ideologies, such as ...
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Anti-Muslim Articulations

This paper examines the narratives and practices of gay politicians in the far-right party, “Alternative for Germany” (AfD). Based on ethnographic material from two years of fieldwork (2017–2019), the author argues that these men (and a few women) link their narratives to the “ethnosexist” (Dietze 2019) common sense of the field in order to be ...
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