Here's the corresponding Danish data. One adjusted using the same method, one using another (subgroup method = best).pic.twitter.com/kjOW7Xaiju
Relative crime risks are smaller when adjusted for population structure, but country order is about the same.pic.twitter.com/NV9lDLfLvX
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That does not itself change rates. One has to argue for differential naturalization.
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what about turks(biggest muslim group in Germany)?
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Turks @ 1.30. So they are roughly as crime prone as Poland, Vietnam, Sri Lanka and Australians in these data.
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I realize these results are hard to square with narrative reports, but the data tells this story. Maybe bogus data, maybe not!
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superb work! thank you.
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Wait till you read the entire paper. :p This analysis is ... complicated.
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fitting. life is complicated. (^_^)
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