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Thesis advisor: Jonathan Laurence / What explains variation in local minority representation outcomes across Europe? I articulate a theory of residential segregation as a key driver of Muslim representation. I hypothesize that in cities where residential segregation is high, Muslims are more likely to display increased levels of descriptive representation and reduced public goods provision. Within a comparative, cross-national most-different-systems framework of England and France, I use a multi-method research design and exploit both quantitative and qualitative evidence to test these claims. I demonstrate that while segregation increases Muslims’ descriptive outcomes, it creates a population threshold, beyond which increases in segregation decrease their representation. I show, however, that the presence of Muslim councilors exerts a powerful countervailing effect on segregation’s detrimental impact on public spending. / Thesis (PhD) — Boston College, 2022. / Submitted to: Boston College. Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. / Discipline: Political Science.

Adult education is for all people in all time. The expression of its workings le diverse, determined by locality and tradition. The study of adult education in northern Europe since the World Far is based on the belief that "the world is in need of stronger and more clearly conceived ideals of conscious effort In the service of humanity. The salvation of society must be mined from its depths".

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Th : Sciences humaines : Paris 1 : 1977. / Index. Bibliogr. par chap.