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... education , residential , and cultural patterns . In other words , higher education
and income , longer period of stay in the host society , cultural similarities , and
dispersed residential patterns indicate greater potential and actual assimilation .
... education , residential , and cultural patterns . In other words , higher education
and income , longer period of stay in the host society , cultural similarities , and
dispersed residential patterns indicate greater potential and actual assimilation .
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According to Anton Minkov these discrepancies in researching conversion to
Islam explains the neglect of the period when this ... In his study the discussion of
the periods of conversion to Islam follows the theory of Bulliet described in his
book ...
According to Anton Minkov these discrepancies in researching conversion to
Islam explains the neglect of the period when this ... In his study the discussion of
the periods of conversion to Islam follows the theory of Bulliet described in his
book ...
Strana 204
As characteristic features of that period he mentions the difficulties which new
Muslims faced in maintaining good relations ... towards converts and the
ideological struggles between descendants of converts from the earlier and later
periods of ...
As characteristic features of that period he mentions the difficulties which new
Muslims faced in maintaining good relations ... towards converts and the
ideological struggles between descendants of converts from the earlier and later
periods of ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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