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Research Fellow of the Research Department
jonas.wiedner [at] wzb.eu

Research topics

Labor and Labor Market | Migration, Integration, and Intercultural Conflicts | Social Science Research Methods | Welfare State and Social Inequality
Abstract

Theoretical background and objectives

In the light of growing migration from countries with a Muslim cultural background as well as increasing Islamic fundamentalism related to terrorist attacks in Western Europe and the US a new research field has emerged that investigates the way states and ordinary citizens react to these new phenomena. However, we know surprisingly little about the attitudes of ordinary citizens towards Islam and Muslim migrants. Islamophobia has only recently started to be addressed by social scientists. We therefore know relatively little about the extent of Islamo­phobic attitudes in Western Europe and North America and what Islamophobia exactly is.

Project Management

Research fields

Migration, Integration, and Intercultural Conflicts
Duration
2009-2011
Funding
WZB
Abstract

Theoretical background and objectives

Project Management

Research fields

Migration, Integration, and Intercultural Conflicts
Duration
2009-2011
Funding
WZB
Abstract

Theoretical background and objectives

Project Management

Research fields

Migration, Integration, and Intercultural Conflicts
Duration
2007-2011
Funding
WZB
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The theoretical background and objectives

Project Management

Research fields

Migration, Integration, and Intercultural Conflicts
Duration
2009 - 2016
Funding
European Commission, 7th Framework Programme
Abstract

Theoretical background and objectives

The purpose of this dissertation project is to identify barriers to the social integration of Pakistani and Turkish immigrants on the level of interethnic contacts. Interethnic friendships are one of the indicators for social integration. The strongest measure are interethnic marriages which can be, just like friendships, shaped by individual preferences, structural meeting opportunities (Reinders 2004) and third-parties that can intervene in the mating process (Kalmijn 1998). Third-parties can be the family, the church or community and the state, which try to strengthen the group cohesion through social identification and endogamous norms as well as group sanctions/social control.

Project Management

Research fields

Migration, Integration, and Intercultural Conflicts
Duration
2009-2013
Funding
WZB
Abstract

Theoretical background and objectives

Project Management

Research fields

Migration, Integration, and Intercultural Conflicts
Duration
2009-2011
Funding
University of Giessen
Abstract

Theoretical background and objectives

Project Management

Research fields

Migration, Integration, and Intercultural Conflicts
Duration
2008
Funding
WZB
Abstract

Theoretical background and objectives

Project Management

Research fields

Migration, Integration, and Intercultural Conflicts
Duration
2007-2012
Funding
WZB
Abstract

Theoretical background and objectives

Project Management

Research fields

Migration, Integration, and Intercultural Conflicts
Duration
2009-2010
Funding
WZB