Do voters have stable immigration views? While any account of immigration politics must
make an assumption about whether underlying attitudes are stable, the literature has been …

Does attachment to a nation enhance or dampen support for the European Union (EU)?
Using the 2003 and 2013 ISSP national‐identity modules, we isolate and provide multi‐item …

Policy support is often measured by asking respondents to evaluate policies linked to an
isolated policy goal. However, in real-world settings, policies usually have multiple …

Citizens form strong psychological attachments to the nation-state, which has proven to be a
robust and enduring political entity. But citizens relate to a nation in different ways. This …

The academic literature showed an increasing interest in studying the link between national
identity and anti-immigrant sentiment. This work is based on ten countries from the …

A neglected topic in empirical research on national identity is its stability at the individual
level, and this is especially true for its content, that is, the meaning elements that people …

What is the relationship between the electoral success of populist radical right parties
(PRRPs) and public attitudes toward immigration? Previous research suggests that PRRP …

This article brings, for the first time, two of the most pivotal distinctions in nationalism studies
into extended dialogue: the civic–ethnic distinction (CED) and the nationalism–patriotism …

Does the rise of nationalism lead to immigration policy change? By focusing on elite‐led
nationalism, this study offers a novel perspective: When top political leaders rely on …

We discuss the relevance of national attachments for European integration, reviewing the
existing literature and drawing connections across the articles in this issue. We also …