Social discrimination : across the Muslim divide

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Title:	Social discrimination : across the Muslim divide
Authors:	Ameli, Saied Reza Elahi, Manzur Merali, Arzu
Subject Keywords:	intolerance ; Muslims ; discrimination ; religion or belief ; religious or belief groups
Issue Date:	16-Dec-2004

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Key Issues:	Intolerance against Muslims
Publisher:	IHRC
Publication Country:	United Kingdom
Publication Place :	Wembley
Material Type:	recommendation report tools and guides
Format:	book
Language:	English
Series:	British Muslims' expectations of the government
Volume:	0
Country:	United Kingdom
Country Coverage:	United Kingdom
URL display:	http://www.ihrc.org.uk/file/1903718287_content.pdf
Abstract:	Publisher's description: The report aims to chart the key areas of concern for Muslims and what they as participants in the social order expect the government’s engagement with them to be. The report looks at the nature and extent of general discrimination experienced by Muslims in their day to day life. Following the event of 9/11 there has been sudden upsurge of negative behaviour towards Muslims in Britain. In an attempt to find out the causes and the extent of general discrimination it employs theories of social psychology and communication; at the empirical level it employs both the results of a nationwide survey of nearly 1200 Muslims, qualitative answers of 40 Muslims and a number of case studies.
Physical Description:	78 p.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12389/19599
ISBN:	1-903718-28-7
Appears in Collections:	Documents