PhD candidate in political sociology at University of Bamberg. Interests: migration policies, integration, polit. attitudes. Follows & retweets ≠ endorsements.
New article out (https://t.co/d5n5Ebqf9z). Does immigration policy impact political trust? Yes, but the impact is moderate at best and applies only to citizens who are highly anti-immigration & seeking political information. @ActaPolitica @samdschmid
@LutzPhilipp @maartenpvink
New article out (https://t.co/d5n5Ebqf9z). Does immigration policy impact political trust? Yes, but the impact is moderate at best and applies only to citizens who are highly anti-immigration & seeking political information. @ActaPolitica @samdschmid
@LutzPhilipp @maartenpvink
Immigration rates increase the public salience of immigration but decrease anti-immigration attitudes. Both variables influence the immigration policy restrictiveness in a country. Very interesting paper by Timothy Hatton. https://t.co/5ZqDDs5q1V
Very interesting article on the ‘immigration policy mix’ highlights convergence towards more liberal approaches across OECD countries. https://t.co/RC0DZyo9JU
New paper from our members Caroline Schultz @Caroline14108 and Stephan Simon, together with Philipp Lutz from the University of Geneva, @EJPRjournal https://t.co/Ee2GQ7HVXL
Congrats Tarik Abou-Chadi & @WZB_Berlin researcher Werner Krause!
Their new article shows that radical right success causally affects mainstream parties’ policy positions. This is true for mainstream left & right as well. https://t.co/EswFMDyeTL
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