Cover; Title; Copyright; Dedication; CONTENTS; Figures and Tables; Acknowledgments; 1 Introduction; 2 Defining and Explaining Inclusion; 3 The Social Geography of Migration and Preferences; 4 Ideology, Electoral Incentives, and Inclusion Outcomes across Countries; 5 Vote-Based Inclusion and the Transformation of Party Politics; 6 Religious Parity versus Gender Parity; 7 Implications and Conclusion; Appendix A. Electoral and Population Data; Appendix B. Statistical Analyses and Descriptive Statistics; Appendix C. Party Manifesto Coding Methodology; Bibliography; Index
Summary
"This is a book about contemporary European politics and the demographics of Muslim political candidacies."--Provided by publisher
Analysis
Anti-Muslim prejudice
English municipalities
European party systems
Islam
Muslim Question
Muslim candidates
Muslim community
Muslim electorate
Muslim electorates
Muslim inclusion
Muslim men
Muslim populations
Muslim vote
Muslim voters
Muslim women
Muslims
candidate selection
diversity
domestic electorates
domestic politics
election outcomes
electoral alignments
electoral geography
electoral incentives
electoral politics
enclave formation
equal treatment
equality
exclusion
gender parity
gender roles
housing
ideological commitments
inclusion strategies
inclusion
liberal democracies
migration
minority bloc votes
minority electorate
minority inclusion
minority political inclusion
minority political incorporation
minority social integration
mobilization
multicultural inclusion
naturalized citizens
non-Muslims
nondiscrimination
parties
partisanship
party politics
party systems
patriarchal constraints
political competition
preferences
recruitment strategies
religion
religious parity
representational parity
symbolic inclusion
tradition
vote-based inclusion
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index
Notes
Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed August 1, 2017)
