Rafaela Dancygier's work delves into the implications of ethnic diversity within advanced democracies. She critically examines how this diversity shapes political and social structures, offering insights into the complex dynamics of power and integration. Her research explores political processes and their consequences across various nations. Dancygier brings a nuanced perspective to understanding the intricate relationship between identity and governance.
This book explores the reasons behind conflicts between immigrants and native populations, as well as tensions involving state actors in certain areas. It delves into the complex dynamics that contribute to these clashes.
Dancygier offers a compelling account of the dilemmas European parties face as they struggle to incorporate Muslim minorities that challenge their ideology. Combining rigorous empirical investigations with theoretical insight, she eloquently shows how electoral concerns dominate party strategies of inclusion, with implications for electoral coalitions and volatility and the political representation of women.--Claire L. Adida, coauthor of Why Muslim Integration Fails in Christian-Heritage Societies