2020
DOI: 10.1017/s1537592720003631
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Response to Welborne et al.’s Review of Muslims in a Post-9/11 America: A Survey of Attitudes and Beliefs and their Implications for U.S. National Security Policy

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“…Recent studies have found at best mixed support for migration inducing terrorism or that more restrictive migration policy lowers terrorism risk (Bandyopadhyay and Sandler 2014;Bove and Böhmelt 2016;Choi 2018;Dreher et al 2017). Restricting migration policy can even be counterproductive if it creates feelings of discrimination and signals foreign-born populations that they are less welcome (Gillum 2018;Lyons-Padilla et al 2015). Yet, the few notable cases of migrants staging terrorist attacks, like the Berlin Christmas Market attack in 2016 (Nussio 2018), rise to public consciousness via news media, which makes them salient, although they are not representative of the wider population of terrorism.…”
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“…Recent studies have found at best mixed support for migration inducing terrorism or that more restrictive migration policy lowers terrorism risk (Bandyopadhyay and Sandler 2014;Bove and Böhmelt 2016;Choi 2018;Dreher et al 2017). Restricting migration policy can even be counterproductive if it creates feelings of discrimination and signals foreign-born populations that they are less welcome (Gillum 2018;Lyons-Padilla et al 2015). Yet, the few notable cases of migrants staging terrorist attacks, like the Berlin Christmas Market attack in 2016 (Nussio 2018), rise to public consciousness via news media, which makes them salient, although they are not representative of the wider population of terrorism.…”
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“…Ini menunjukkan komitmen yang kuat para stakeholder dan pihak terkait untuk melakukan proses internalisasi nilainilai moderasi dalam beragama kepada para mahasiswa. Beberapa penelitian terkait moderasi beragama bertujuan untuk membuktikan bahwa Islam menjunjung tinggi moderasi beragama, toleransi, perdamaian, dan berusaha untuk melawan stigma negatif sebagai agama teroris (Gillum, 2018).…”
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“…During the 2016 presidential campaign, politicians on both sides of the aisle frequently reminded the public that Muslims intrinsically differ from other Americans. Republicans called for the wholesale policing of Muslim neighborhoods, advocated for a ban on Muslims from entering the country, proposed a national database of all Muslims in the United States, and espoused the wholesale surveillance of mosques (Lajevardi 2020); Hillary Clinton characterized Muslims' utility as their ability to prevent terrorist attacks (Lajevardi 2020).2 In this heightened climate of hostility, Muslims perceived significant societal and institutional discrimination (Dana et al 2019;Gillum 2018;Lajevardi et al 2020;Oskooii 2016) and even retreated from visible spaces in response to heightened discrimination (Hobbs and Lajevardi 2019). Notwithstanding their seemingly worsening status, Muslims have remained a relevant group in American politics.…”
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