[Page 55] ?On September 6, 2001, it was reported that 65 percent of rapes in Norway were committed by ?non-Western immigrants? (a term that in Norway is essentially synonymous with ?Muslims?); asked to comment on this alarming statistic, Wilkan said that ?Norwegian women must take their share of responsibility for these rapes? because Muslim men found their manner of dress provocative. One reason for this high figure, she explained was that in the Islamic world ?rape is scarcely punished,? since Muslims ?believe that it is women who are responsible for rape.? Wilkan concluded not that Muslim men in Europe needed to adjust to Western norms, but that ?Norwegian women must realize that we live in a multicultural society and adapt to it.? ?Wilkan often shows a different face, however. Comparing America?s success with immigration and Europe?s failure, she explains that the difference boils down to American realism versus European naiveté. The pillars of U.S. immigration policy are integration and employment; officials in Western Europe, by contrast, thought they were doing immigrants a favor by not requiring ? or even encouraging ? either. . . .? Lawrence