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

Citizens systematically misperceive political divides through cognitive biases that distort how they understand others' views on issues like immigration. 🧠🗳️📊

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...

Do you have an interest in public opinion on migration, and have you recently attained your PhD (or will you soon attain it)? Then please apply for this postdoctoral position on integration norms in i...

The MITA dataset is the broadest and most inclusive databases on preferential trade agreements with regard to migration. We include all international trade agreements that were signed between 1960 and...

Given that there are few parties in the left-authoritarian quadrant of a two-dimensional ideological space, citizens that combine economically left and sociocul...

Outsiders at the Ballot Box: Integration, Discrimination, and Muslims’ Electoral Behavior in Europe

Ahead of the ten year anniversary of the EU referendum on 23 June, UK in a Changing Europe experts have written a...

Are you an enthusiastic public policy scholar with a passion for education? Do you conduct research on the practices and politics of collaborative governance or of digital transformation of governance...

The European Dublin asylum system distributed responsibility for asylum seekers across EU member states more fairly than is often assumed.

Meta-reanalysis of 100 conjoint experiments reveals patterns of similarity and variation in public immigration preferences worldwide.

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The EU’s Dublin system for processing asylum claims has been widely criticised. Yet new research shows the system produces surprisingly fair outcomes.

The EU’s Dublin system for processing asylum claims has been widely criticised. Yet new research shows the system produces surprisingly fair outcomes.

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The tensions between responsible and responsive government have increased in the age of populism. How do politicians deal with this challenge? Do they give priority to short-term voter demands or are ...

What if most immigration misperceptions aren’t beliefs at all? Swiss survey evidence points to uncertainty rather than conviction.

There are large and growing bodies of research highlighting inaccuracies in news coverage. In this paper, we suggest that negativity biases account for a substantial portion of longstanding inaccur...

A referendum on resuming membership talks had been expected in 2027, but could come as early as this August.

You might think that most people have misperceptions about immigration. Yet many false beliefs are merely low-confidence guesses, rather than firmly held views. Drawing on new Swiss survey evidence, P...

Horizons - In brief

What happens now in Venezuela – and the world? Trump’s no-guardrails foreign policy raises big questions about the global order, not just about who will run Venezuela.

Misperceptions about Immigration: Reviewing Their Nature, Motivations and Determinants - Volume 53 Issue 2

Horizons - En bref

Horizons - In brief

Politicologie: Arend Lijphart (89) is de belangrijkste Nederlandse politicoloog aller tijden. Hij werd bekend door zijn werk over de verzuiling, maar vanuit zijn huis in San Francisco volgt hij nu voo...