Dr Pamela Irving Jackson, a Fulbright scholar, is Director of the Justice Studies Program and Professor of Sociology at Rhode Island College, where she received the Thorp Professorship for Outstanding Scholarship and the Maixner Distinguished Teaching Award. She served on the editorial board of the American Sociological Review.Dr Peter Doerschler is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, and recipient of a fellowship from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). He is a Fulbright scholar and his primary interests include European politics, political behaviour and environmental politics.

"It is a landmark publication in my eyes and very welcome analysis." Mark J. Miller, University of Delaware

• Benchmarking the Well-Being of European Muslims; State Involvement in Muslim Well-Being; European Muslims' Confidence in the Justice System; Muslims in European Politics: Support for Democracy and Trust in the Political System; Muslims' Experiences of Discrimination in Public Institutions; The General Well-Being of Muslims in Europe; Reducing Disparities and Polarizations in Europe.

Dr Pamela Irving Jackson, a Fulbright scholar, is Director of the Justice Studies Program and Professor of Sociology at Rhode Island College, where she received the Thorp Professorship for Outstanding Scholarship and the Maixner Distinguished Teaching Award. She served on the editorial board of the American Sociological Review.Dr Peter Doerschler is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, and recipient of a fellowship from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). He is a Fulbright scholar and his primary interests include European politics, political behaviour and environmental politics.

"It is a landmark publication in my eyes and very welcome analysis." Mark J. Miller, University of Delaware

• Benchmarking the Well-Being of European Muslims; State Involvement in Muslim Well-Being; European Muslims' Confidence in the Justice System; Muslims in European Politics: Support for Democracy and Trust in the Political System; Muslims' Experiences of Discrimination in Public Institutions; The General Well-Being of Muslims in Europe; Reducing Disparities and Polarizations in Europe.

Dr Pamela Irving Jackson, a Fulbright scholar, is Director of the Justice Studies Program and Professor of Sociology at Rhode Island College, where she received the Thorp Professorship for Outstanding Scholarship and the Maixner Distinguished Teaching Award. She served on the editorial board of the American Sociological Review.Dr Peter Doerschler is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, and recipient of a fellowship from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). He is a Fulbright scholar and his primary interests include European politics, political behaviour and environmental politics.

"It is a landmark publication in my eyes and very welcome analysis." Mark J. Miller, University of Delaware

• Benchmarking the Well-Being of European Muslims; State Involvement in Muslim Well-Being; European Muslims' Confidence in the Justice System; Muslims in European Politics: Support for Democracy and Trust in the Political System; Muslims' Experiences of Discrimination in Public Institutions; The General Well-Being of Muslims in Europe; Reducing Disparities and Polarizations in Europe.