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violations are unethical. Religion can be considered an informal institution that might support or hinder formal laws issued with … adherence to religion is found. As the Religion-Loyalty Index (RLI) developed by this study shows, Muslim countries have the … highest religiosity level among different religions. Consequently, an investigation of how Islamic jurisprudence views IPR …
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Using a difference-in-differences framework, this paper estimates the impact that Britain's July 2005 bombings had on the labor market outcomes of UK residents who are either Muslim by religious affiliation or whose nativity profiles are similar to the terrorists. We find a 10 percentage point...
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Germany provides evidence that the events also affected the relative earnings of Muslims outside the US. However, the results … show that there was no uniform effect on all types of Muslims across all types of firms. Accounting for moderating factors …, a significantly negative effect can only be found for low-skilled Muslims employed in small- and medium-sized firms …
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Drawing on recent cross-nationally comparative survey data of the Turkish and Moroccan second generation in five European cities, this study examines the patterns of identification with ethnic, religious, national and city identities. We take a comparative perspective and analyse data from five...
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Anti-Muslim prejudice is widespread in Western countries. Yet, Muslims are expected to constitute a growing share of … toward Muslims is significantly decreased with the increase of Muslims in their midst, and demonstrate that these results are … driven by the activation of rooted French taste-based discrimination against Muslims when Muslim numbers increase. Our …
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Muslims do less well on the French labor market than their non Muslim counterparts. One explanation for this relative …; (2) in-group norms among Muslims do not empower women; and hence (3) Muslim communities will underperform economically … relative to non-Muslim communities. This paper, relying on a unique identification strategy that isolates religion from …
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varying degrees of moral concern, performed by a culturally dissimilar (Muslims) or similar (orthodox Protestant) minority … associated with Muslims than orthodox Protestants, but not when such practices elicit high degrees of moral concern. This … indicates that opposition towards specific practices is not just a question of dislike of Muslims, but can involve disapproval …
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that religiosity is primarily relevant for Muslims’ mathematical test performance. We find that students and parents … the form of religiosity. Christians' and Muslims’ frequency of praying is positively linked to academic performance. Self …
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(religious) aversion to abortion among Muslims. These districts exhibit increases in fertility that offset the decrease in girl …
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membership, while other groups, particularly the seculars and the Muslims, increase their influence. We project religions in … Austria until 2051 by considering relative fertility rates, religion-specific net migration, and the rate of conversion …, represent 14 to 26% of the population by 2051. If current fertility trends remain constant, Islam could represent the majority …
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