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""In today's increasingly identity-based political environment, eminent political scientist Robert Mandel's Interdependent Yet Intolerant is a valuable contribution to understanding attitudes and policies toward migrants and native citizens, a topic of growing importance throughout the world. Highly recommended.""—Dan Caldwell, Pepperdine University ""Robert Mandel's timely and compelling Interdependent Yet Intolerant is a significant contribution to the scholarly discourse on immigration and intolerance. Mandel treats emotionally charged topics with deftness, in-depth analysis, and balance. His case studies are tied to his analytical perspective and recommendations to cope with mass migration across national boundaries.""—Michael C. LeMay, California State University, San Bernardino

In today's increasingly identity-based political environment, eminent political scientist Robert Mandel's Interdependent Yet Intolerant is a valuable contribution to understanding attitudes and policies toward migrants and native citizens, a topic of growing importance throughout the world. Highly recommended. -- Dan Caldwell * Pepperdine University * Robert Mandel's timely and compelling Interdependent Yet Intolerant is a significant contribution to the scholarly discourse on immigration and intolerance. Mandel treats emotionally charged topics with deftness, in-depth analysis, and balance. His case studies are tied to his analytical perspective and recommendations to cope with mass migration across national boundaries. -- Michael C. LeMay, California State University * San Bernardino *

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Robert Mandel is Marc Messina Chair and Professor of International Affairs at Lewis & Clark College and the author of sixteen books on international security and strategy.

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