¿INFLUYEN NUESTRAS ACTITUDES HACIA LOS/AS MUSULMANES/AS EN LA DESIGUALDAD Y LAS POLÍTICAS SOCIALES Y MIGRATORIAS?
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2020-12
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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La islamofobia está tomando protagonismo en diferentes países europeos, lo cual dificulta la integración de la migración de países Árabes, así como relaciones más igualitarias con refugiados musulmanes. La presente investigación estudia la relación existente entre las creencias prejuiciosas generalizadas y la atribución de culpa colectiva a los/as Musulmanes/as, con el apoyo a medidas políticas que influyen en la desigualdad socioeconómica y con el apoyo al acceso y reasentamiento de refugiados/as en Europa. Los resultados confirmaron el importante papel de las creencias prejuiciosas generalizadas así como el de la atribución de culpa colectiva en la predicción del comportamiento político hacia los musulmanes y de las tendencias comportamentales en relación con los refugiados que llegan a Europa.
Islamophobia is taking center stage in different European countries, which hinders the integration of migration from Arab countries, as well as more equal relations with Muslim refugees. This research studies the relationship between generalized prejudiced beliefs and the attribution of collective guilt to Muslims, with support for political measures that influence socioeconomic inequality and with support for refugee access and resettlement in Europe. The results confirmed the important role of generalized prejudiced beliefs as well as the attribution of collective guilt in the prediction of political behavior towards Muslims and of behavioral tendencies in relation to refugees arriving in Europe.
Islamophobia is taking center stage in different European countries, which hinders the integration of migration from Arab countries, as well as more equal relations with Muslim refugees. This research studies the relationship between generalized prejudiced beliefs and the attribution of collective guilt to Muslims, with support for political measures that influence socioeconomic inequality and with support for refugee access and resettlement in Europe. The results confirmed the important role of generalized prejudiced beliefs as well as the attribution of collective guilt in the prediction of political behavior towards Muslims and of behavioral tendencies in relation to refugees arriving in Europe.