The long-run effect of 9/11: Terrorism, backlash, and the assimilation of Muslim immigrants in the West
Eric D Gould, Esteban F Klor, 30 January 2012
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Topics: Migration, Politics and economics
Tags: cultural assimilation, immigration, Islam, terrorism
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