Research on Islamophobia with NZAVS

What we found in NZ in relation to Islamophobia?
Causal inference
Counterfactual
Panel data
Longitudinal
Islamophobia
Terrorism
Far-right extermism
Prejudice
Muslims
NZAVS
Warmth
Feeling thermometer
New Zealand
Author

Usman Afzali

Published

Monday, April 1, 2019

Modified

Monday, June 17, 2024

Post 15 March terrorist attacks in New Zealand, I started collaborating with the New Zealand Attitudes and Values Study (NZAVS) to conduct anti-Muslim prejudice and intergroup relations research.

Publications

  1. Bulbulia et al. (2023). Long-term causal effects of far-right terrorism in New Zealand.
  2. Byrne et al. (2022). Psychological impact of far-right terrorism against Muslim minorities on national distress, community, and wellbeing.
  3. Shanaah et al. (2021). Hate begets warmth? The impact of an anti-Muslim terrorist attack on public attitudes toward Muslims.
  4. Sibley et al. (2020). Prejudice toward Muslims in New Zealand: Insights from the New Zealand Attitudes and Values Study.
  5. Yogeeswaran et al. (2019). Exploring New Zealand National Identity and Its Importance for Attitudes toward Muslims and Support for Diversity.