Most Europeans say Muslims in their country want to be distinct

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July 11, 2016

2. Negative views of minorities, refugees common in EU

Most Europeans say Muslims in their country want to be distinct

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2. Negative views of minorities, refugees common in EU
Those on ideological right more convinced Muslims do not want to integrate
Many Europeans rate Roma, Muslims unfavorably
Those on ideological right more negative toward Muslims
Ideological left driving change in attitudes on Muslims in UK, Germany
Few Europeans say significant numbers of Muslims in their country support ISIS
Perceived refugee threat higher among those with negative view of Muslims
Many Europeans concerned refugees will increase domestic terrorism
Many say refugees will have a negative economic impact
Few blame refugees for crime
Across Europe, concern about refugees tied to views of Muslims
Perceived refugee threat higher among those with negative view of Muslims
Across Europe, concern about refugees tied to views of Muslims

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