" The New American 23 Jan. 2006: 23+. Questia. 21 May 2009 .
This work offers a discussion of how Islamic violence is effecting Europe, with brief but essential discussions of Denmark.
Kvist, Jon, and Lisbeth Pedersen. "Danish Labour Market Activation Policies." National Institute Economic Review (2007): 99+. Questia. 21 May 2009 .
This work is an overall discussion of the Danish labor market and where immigrants fit into it.
Kymlicka, Will, and Keith Banting. "Immigration, Multiculturalism and the Welfare State." Ethics & International Affairs 20.3 (2006): 281+. Questia. 21 May 2009 .
This work offers yet another perspective on the issue of the strain of immigration on welfare and social programs in Denmark.
Meyerson, Harold. "The Democrats and the Euro-Left." The American Prospect 3 June 2002: 2+. Questia. 21 May 2009 .
This work offers a discussion of the political leanings through recent history of Denmark
and other nations in Europe, from the perspective of social issues and social change, as a result of immigration stress and globalization.
Nationmaster Europe Crime Rates/Denmark
http://www.nationmaster.com/country/da-denmark/cri-crime
Crime statistic information on Denmark
Nationmaster Middle East/Turkey
http://www.nationmaster.com/country/tu-turkey/cri-crime
Crime statistic information on Turkey
Nationmaster Middle East/Iran
http://www.nationmaster.com/country/ir-iran/cri-crime
Crime statistic information on Iran.
"One in Every 13 Is Now a Migrant; Blair's Think-Tank Reveals Immigration Added More Than One Million to UK's Population in Ten Years and in One Part of London Britons Are Outnumbered." The Daily Mail (London, England) 8 Sept. 2005: 8. Questia. 21 May 2009 .
This work offers a synthesis of UK immigration concerns but discusses the lessons that can be learned for Denmark's responses to immigration.
Polakow-Suransky, Sasha. "Fortress Denmark? after a Fierce Campaign Battle over Immigration, a Social Democratic Stronghold Takes a Turn to the Right." The American Prospect 3 June 2002:...
Questia. 21 May 2009 .
This work offers a brief synopsis of the Danish political shift in part influenced by public demand for immigration controls.
"Public Sector to Help Set Levels for Immigration." The Birmingham Post (England) 5 June 2007: 1. Questia. 21 May 2009 .
This work discusses the nature of public influence on immigration change and concerns in part in response to Denmark's political shift response.
"Rotten in Denmark." National Review 21 June 1993: 20+. Questia. 21 May 2009 .
This work briefly details the rise of the right-wing anti-immigration and white supremacist groups in Denmark and discusses their motivation and public fear and sentiment.
Skidmore-Hess, Daniel. "The Danish Party System and the Rise of the Right in the 2001 Parliamentary Election." International Social Science Review 78.3-4 (2003): 89+. Questia. 21 May 2009 .
Another discussion of Denmark's political shift toward right-wing conservative politics in representation, largely as a result of anti-immigration sentiment.
Stephens, Gene. "The Global Crime Wave." The Futurist July-Aug. 1994: 22+. Questia. 21 May 2009 .
This work discusses the "global" crime wave, associated with Denmark and other nations and briefly discuses how immigration may play a part in it.
Stephens, Gene. "We Are Facing a Global Crime Wave." USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education) July 1995: 26+. Questia. 21 May 2009 .
Another popular media representation of the "global crime wave."
"Taking on the Islamists; in Denmark, Moderates Fight Back." The Washington Times 26 Sept. 2007: A21. Questia. 21 May 2009 .
A editorial discussion of the issue of street level crime with regard to Islamic immigrant groups in Denmark.
Tierney, Jack. "The Right Becomes a Major Factor - the European Right Has Attracted Voters in Western Europe Who Feel the Center-Left Parties Are out of Touch and Even Corrupt." World and I Dec. 2002: 18. Questia. 21 May 2009 .
Another discussion of Denmark's political shift toward right-wing conservative politics in representation, largely as a result of anti-immigration sentiment.
