Un baromètre de la tolérance en Belgique Etude de faisabilité

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Agree strongly – agree – Neither agree nor disagree – disagree – disagree strongly Q822 How m uch do you agree or disagree with the following statem ent : British Muslims are more loyal to other Muslims around the world than they are to other people in this country ? Agree strongly – agree – Neither agree nor disagree – disagree – disagree strongly Q823 How m uch do you agree or disagree with the following statem ent : (QJODQG 6FRWODQG :DOHV would begin to lose its identity if more Muslims came to live in (QJODQG 6FRWODQG :DOHV Agree strongly – agree – Neither agree nor disagree – disagree – disagree strongly Q824 How would you feel if a close relative of yours married or formed a longterm relationship with a Muslim? 1 Very happy 2 Happy 3 Neither happy nor unhappy 4 Unhappy 5 Very unhappy 6 (It depends) Q825 Thinking now about Muslims and non-Muslims in England. How serious would you say conflict between them is? 1 Very serious conflict 2 Fairly serious conflict 3 Not very serious conflict 4 There is not conflict Q826 And what about Muslims and non-Muslims across the world? How serious would you say conflict between them is? 1 Very serious conflict 2 Fairly serious conflict 3 Not very serious conflict 4 There is not conflict Q827 People have different views about what it takes to be truly British. Some say that as well as living in Britain, to be truly British you have to have been ERUQ LQ %ULWDLQ. How m uch do you agree or disagree with this? Agree strongly – agree – Neither agree nor disagree – disagree – disagree strongly Q828 And some say that as well as living in Britain, to be truly British you have to be ZKLWH UDWKHU WKDQ %ODFN RU $VLDQ. How much do you agree or disagree with this? Agree strongly – agree – Neither agree nor disagree – disagree – disagree strongly 206
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