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Islamic Extremism: Common Concern for Muslim and Western Publics
Pew Global Attitudes Project Pubic Opinion Surveys
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- Islamic Extremism: Common Concern for Muslim and Western Publics
- Turkey Joining the European Union
- Immigration Concerns Associated with Opposition to Turkey’s EU Bid
- Opinion of Religious Groups
- Which Religion Is Most Violent?
- Support for Banning Head Scarves Tied to Extremism Concern
- U.S. Viewed More Favorably by Young
- U.S. Image More Positive Among Women
- Growing Islamic Identity Among Muslims in Your Country?
- Worry About Islamic Extremism in Your Country
- Islamic Extremism a Threat to Your Country?
- Do You Consider Yourself a National Citizen First, or a Muslim First?
- Support for Suicide Bombing Declines
- Role of Islam in Political Life
- Growing Role for Islam in Politics?
- Extremism Concerns Among Those Seeing Islam Playing Role in Political Life
- Most Favor Growing Role for Islam in Politics
- Why Islam’s Role is Increasing
- Beliefs About Governance
- Views of Christians, Jews and Muslims
- Concerned About Islamic Extremism
- What Islamic Extremism Means
- Confidence in bin Laden as World Leader
- Declining Support for Suicide Bombings Against U.S. and Allies in Iraq
- Declining Support for Violence Against Civilians in Defense of Islam
- Perceptions of Muslims in Your Country
- Important for Islam to Have Influential World Role?
- What Causes Islamic Extremism in Your Country?
- Concerns about Islamic Extremism
- How Men and Women Define Islamic Extremism
- Pew Global Attitudes Project Pubic Opinion Surveys
- Confidence in Osama bin Laden
- Banning Muslim Head Scarves