2016
DOI: 10.1080/01419870.2016.1164878
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Wearing the veil: hijab, Islam and job qualifications as determinants of social attitudes towards immigrant women in Norway

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“…To be clear, this work does not suggest that religious identity is irrelevant (or even less relevant) as findings consistently show the racialization (Modood, ) and targeted bias of Muslim immigrants (Kalkan et al. ; Strabac and Listhaug, ; Strabac et al., ; Creighton and Jamal ; Strabac et al., ). However, this work questions the extent to which racism is limited to the US immigrant experience.…”
Section: Implications For Theory Politics and Policymentioning
confidence: 63%
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“…To be clear, this work does not suggest that religious identity is irrelevant (or even less relevant) as findings consistently show the racialization (Modood, ) and targeted bias of Muslim immigrants (Kalkan et al. ; Strabac and Listhaug, ; Strabac et al., ; Creighton and Jamal ; Strabac et al., ). However, this work questions the extent to which racism is limited to the US immigrant experience.…”
Section: Implications For Theory Politics and Policymentioning
confidence: 63%
“…Source: LISS 2014;ESS 2014 (Netherlands) based preferences are significantly and substantially masked calls into question the broad interpretation that religion is more relevant than race for shaping societal reception in Europe (Vermeulen, 2010). To be clear, this work does not suggest that religious identity is irrelevant (or even less relevant) as findings consistently show the racialization (Modood, 2005) and targeted bias of Muslim immigrants (Kalkan et al 2009;Strabac and Listhaug, 2008;Strabac et al, 2013;Creighton and Immigration opposition, Netherlands Jamal 2015; Strabac et al, 2016). However, this work questions the extent to which racism is limited to the US immigrant experience.…”
Section: Implications For Theory Politics and Policymentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Während die Bewerberin mit deutschen Namen in 18,8 % der Fälle eine positive Antwort bekam, traf dies nur für 13,5 % der Bewerberinnen mit türkischem Namen und nur für 4,2 % der Bewerberinnen mit türkischem Namen und Kopftuch zu. Auch internationale Studien finden diese negativen Urteile über Frauen mit Hidschāb (Fasel et al 2013;Sarrasin et al 2016;Strabac et al 2016).…”
Section: Wahrnehmung Von Muslim*innen In Deutschlandunclassified
“…El islam, segunda religión más presente en Europa, está siendo utilizada en los últimos años por grupos extremistas violentos para justificar sus ataques terroristas en todo el mundo, consiguiendo así situarla en el epicentro del debate público (Strabac, Aalberg, Todal & Valenta, 2016).…”
Section: Una Aproximación Hacia La Radicalización Violenta Y El Papelunclassified