INCLUDE
Openings to the Inclusion of Muslim Minorities in Today’s Democracies
About the research project
At the heart of contemporary politics in the old democracies in Europe and North America is a significant puzzle. How come the far right, advocating a nativist agenda particularly opposed to Muslims and Islam, is advancing at a time when public opinion research documents stability or decline in illiberal values in these populations at large? Current studies understandably focus on accounting for exclusion – opposition to Muslims, prejudice, islamophobia, and nativism. In the INCLUDE project, we expand the scope of inquiry beyond drivers of exclusion to investigate the openness of non-Muslim majorities to the inclusion of Muslim minorities. We ask, under what conditions—on what terms—are they open to inclusion?
The project is run by professor Elisabeth Ivarsflaten.
You can read more about INCLUDE here on their website. (external link)
People
Project manager
Elisabeth Ivarsflaten Professor
Project members
Paul M. Sniderman Professor
Stefan Dahlberg Professor
Linn Sandberg Postdoctoral fellow
Lise Lund Bjånesøy Postdoctoral fellow
Marta Rekdal Eidheim Postdoctoral fellow
Ingrid Kvåle Faleide PhD candidate
Soran Hajo Dahl PhD candidate
Peter Esaiasson Professor
Marc Helbling Professor
Richard Traunmüller Professor
Robert Ford Professor
Scott Blinder Associate Professor
Åsa von Schoultz Professor