Fair enough? Citizens’ preferences on refugee distribution in the EU

Citizens’ perceptions of political divides shape democratic processes, yet we know little about how these divides are mentally represented. This article develops a conceptual framework that integrates...

Political socialisation before and after migration: How origin-country political culture shapes immigrant voting in Europe

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The rise of populist radical right parties (PRRPs) has prompted mainstream parties (MPs) to adopt more sceptical positions toward immigration. Spatial theory suggests that MPs benefit electorally b...

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The availability of foreign workers is often beneficial for employers due to local skill shortages or migrants’ flexibility. The 2004 enlargement of the European Union offered businesses a large po...

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The “local turn” in migration research often portrays municipalities as inherently inclusive and rights driven. This article argues that such narratives risk idealising the local and reproducing wh...

What happens to citizenship governance when states must decide whom they will protect during a crisis? This article highlights the highly variegated and context-specific nature of citizenship gover...