| brother paul |
28 mei 2008 22:48 |
The ”Muslim Factor” and the Future of
http://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/4697/...paper_4697.pdf
een heel interessant document
- spreekt over de armoede van de moslims
- spreekt over de toename verschil in inkomen sinds de moslims in onze economie komen...
er staan een paar goeie analyses in
Citaat:
The contrast of European realities to the United States of America could not be more complete. While
only 16.6 % of the foreign born population in America live under the US-poverty level of an
equivalent income of 9183 $ per capita and year or less, an estimated 50.3 % of the European
Muslim population are under the subjective ESS poverty threshold.
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Citaat:
Income inequality is being “transferred” from the poor to the rich countries. World system
analysts,
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Citaat:
While culturalist arguments try to portray Muslim religiosity as a kind of “integration
blockade”, our empirical analysis rather shows the opposite. Since squared factor loadings
mathematically correspond to percentages of total variance explained, we can show that Muslim
spirituality in Europe is not related in any significant way to the political attitude and social
background variables of our model.
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die is een specialleke: fraude...
Citaat:
Insurance fraud among Europe’s Muslims is positively connected to a feeling of unsafety and to the
individual rate of spirituality, while a feeling of religious discrimination; poverty and Muslim
secularism negatively are connected to the rates of insurance fraud. Among the European non-
Muslims, a feeling of unsafety and individual spirituality are negatively, and non-Muslim secularism
is positively connected to insurance fraud.
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ik vind hier genoeg stof tot discussie, om op basis van een 'goede analyse' een 'gefundeerd' debat te voeren..
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