Lenka Dražanová
@lenkadrazanova.bsky.social
Research Fellow at @EUI | Political Scientist | public opinion, attitudes, political socialization, migration, quantitative methods | Author ‘Education and Tolerance’
www.lenkadrazanova.com
www.lenkadrazanova.com
Using 9 rounds of ESS data from 20 countries, we show:
🔎 Migrants tend to be more pro-immigration
💡 But not always! Their attitudes shift with time, context, & experiences like discrimination
📉 Longer-residing migrants often grow more negative
🔎 Migrants tend to be more pro-immigration
💡 But not always! Their attitudes shift with time, context, & experiences like discrimination
📉 Longer-residing migrants often grow more negative
June 2, 2025 at 1:21 PM
Using 9 rounds of ESS data from 20 countries, we show:
🔎 Migrants tend to be more pro-immigration
💡 But not always! Their attitudes shift with time, context, & experiences like discrimination
📉 Longer-residing migrants often grow more negative
🔎 Migrants tend to be more pro-immigration
💡 But not always! Their attitudes shift with time, context, & experiences like discrimination
📉 Longer-residing migrants often grow more negative
🧪 Based on a conjoint experiment in Germany + Italy 🇩🇪🇮🇹
💡 Key takeaway: some respondents have to reconcile competing moral values when judging what’s fair in asylum decision-making. Addressing moral dilemmas may help build broader support.
Would love to hear your thoughts!
💡 Key takeaway: some respondents have to reconcile competing moral values when judging what’s fair in asylum decision-making. Addressing moral dilemmas may help build broader support.
Would love to hear your thoughts!
April 15, 2025 at 10:28 AM
🧪 Based on a conjoint experiment in Germany + Italy 🇩🇪🇮🇹
💡 Key takeaway: some respondents have to reconcile competing moral values when judging what’s fair in asylum decision-making. Addressing moral dilemmas may help build broader support.
Would love to hear your thoughts!
💡 Key takeaway: some respondents have to reconcile competing moral values when judging what’s fair in asylum decision-making. Addressing moral dilemmas may help build broader support.
Would love to hear your thoughts!