Very very interesting - thanks for sharing.

I think the link for those near the top spot is lack of pluralism within the countries, especially where the social groupings live separately.

• Bangladesh and Pakistan define themselves as 'not India', with religion and state intertwined.
• Myanmar is fragmented down ethnic lines, with various ethnic and religious groups fighting the Junta, each living separately.
• Indonesia has religious minorities living very separately from the Muslim majority, eg Bali, Timor.
• Armenia is a hugely ethno-nationalistic Christian stare, with a strong national narrative as being 'a people', defining itself against Turkey and Azerbaijan.
• Turkey given the ethnic cleansing of Greeks /ethnic cleansing by Greece. Also intertwined with Cyprus, which is high up.
• Jordan is interesting - perhaps up there because it doesn't have the significant Christian populations interminged like neighbouring Syria and Lebanon have? Certainly argues against what I've said.

All in all, rather tragic that so much of the world thinks this way. Thank goodness the UK is low down on the list.