As the European Union moves towards a common set of policies on immi-gration and asylum, increasing attention to public opinion on immigration suggests that public opinion matters (Anderson 1998; Dalton & Eichenberg 1998; Franklin, Marsh & McLaren 1994). Governments often f ind it diff icult to reconcile public concerns about immigration with the EU project of in-ternal free movement for EU citizen
This paper discusses why and how public attitudes should matter in regulating asylum and refugee pro...
Mass immigration has become an enduring feature of open, integrated and dynamic economies, with mos...
The migration crisis of 2015 brought an unprecedented number of migrants to Europe, as they fled fro...
In this chapter we consider how and why the dramatic changes in the salience of immigration in recen...
Throughout 2017, migration-related issues managed to capture the attention of public opinion, as wel...
Migration is one of the most divisive policy topics in today’s Europe. In this publication, the auth...
Europe has a long-standing history both as a major point of destination for migrants and as a depart...
As European policymakers attempt to respond to the migration crisis, they face a challenge in terms ...
Improving EU and US Immigration Systems' Capacity for Responding to Global Challenges: Learning from...
Among areas of key interest for public policy analysis in recent years, perhaps no topic has been as...
Unlike settler societies such as the United States or Australia, European nation-states generally do...
Within European politics, a distinction is currently being made at the elite level between internal ...
Published online: 28 April 2023This article investigates how European public opinion has responded t...
This chapter overviews public attitudes to migration in Southern Partner Countries (SPCs) and consid...
Published online: 26 April 2022This paper discusses why and how public attitudes should matter in re...
This paper discusses why and how public attitudes should matter in regulating asylum and refugee pro...
Mass immigration has become an enduring feature of open, integrated and dynamic economies, with mos...
The migration crisis of 2015 brought an unprecedented number of migrants to Europe, as they fled fro...
In this chapter we consider how and why the dramatic changes in the salience of immigration in recen...
Throughout 2017, migration-related issues managed to capture the attention of public opinion, as wel...
Migration is one of the most divisive policy topics in today’s Europe. In this publication, the auth...
Europe has a long-standing history both as a major point of destination for migrants and as a depart...
As European policymakers attempt to respond to the migration crisis, they face a challenge in terms ...
Improving EU and US Immigration Systems' Capacity for Responding to Global Challenges: Learning from...
Among areas of key interest for public policy analysis in recent years, perhaps no topic has been as...
Unlike settler societies such as the United States or Australia, European nation-states generally do...
Within European politics, a distinction is currently being made at the elite level between internal ...
Published online: 28 April 2023This article investigates how European public opinion has responded t...
This chapter overviews public attitudes to migration in Southern Partner Countries (SPCs) and consid...
Published online: 26 April 2022This paper discusses why and how public attitudes should matter in re...
This paper discusses why and how public attitudes should matter in regulating asylum and refugee pro...
Mass immigration has become an enduring feature of open, integrated and dynamic economies, with mos...
The migration crisis of 2015 brought an unprecedented number of migrants to Europe, as they fled fro...