Alexander Kustov, author of In Our Interest, argues that the stereotype of voters as inherently xenophobic oversimplifies public opinion on immigration.

Null by Design: Statistical Dilution in Immigration-Crime Research - Volume 56

Immigration experts have never known more, and rarely mattered less. Restrictionist parties and arguments have become increasingly influential across immigrant-receiving democracies, even as the ex...

Deliberate policy changes, not varied abstractions, drive outcomes we care about

Institutions can fall prey to groupthink. That doesn’t mean they’re inherently flawed.

Providing information about immigration’s national benefits can shift not just voters’ positions, but also their priorities.

Everything you wanted to know about our never-ending cycle of political backlash and overreach

Are immigration attitudes really binary? Helbling and Kustov reveal how oversimplified categories distort public debate on migration and polarization.

On highbrow pro-immigration misinformation & what the elites don’t want you to know

Why every writer should build their own knowledge base to talk to and check against

Revisit skill descriptions, AGENTS.md, and task prompts to avoid bloated context.

What follows from people voting for the AfD, why Democrats are still scared of immigration, on AI writing in economics, and where to find me in DC and London.

What even the reasonable fear of backlash gets wrong about immigration policy

Lessons from every Anglosphere government's fumbled migration restart