Multiethnic Identities, Tolerance, and Self-Identification: Evidence from Kenya and Uganda

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Brief Overview

Using survey data from Kenya and Uganda, this work investigates whether those with multiethnic backgrounds are more tolerant towards out-group members and whether, for multiethnic individuals, ethnicity is less salient as a source of identification.

Author

• Nicholas Lyon, Stanford University