Economic change over the past 20 years has rendered many individuals and territories
vulnerable, leading to greater interpersonal and interterritorial inequality. This rising …

Will the rising share of ethnic minorities in western societies spark a backlash or lead to
greater acceptance of diversity? This paper examines this question through the prism of the …

The debate on the existence and relevance of a rural–urban divide in France has been
revived in recent years. This article reviews studies showing France as a peculiar case of …

This paper examines the relationship between immigration and populist radical right (PRR)
support, based on an analysis of the contextual effects of immigrant presence on Front …

It is well established that negative attitudes towards immigrants are strongly associated with
lower public support for E uropean integration. But the impact of actual immigration levels on …

Scenarios of economic crisis and rising unemployment have never been favourable to
immigration. However, the desire to tighten up on immigration policy may also arise within …

The People and the Nation; Populism and Ethno-Territorial Politics in Europe; First Edition Page
1 THE PEOPLE AND THE NATION ‘‘This book theoretically and empirically fills a void in …

The assumption that increasing diversity and economic hardship boost support for the far
right is widespread, yet extant research comes up with contradictory findings. This article …

The contextual-level unemployment rate is often adduced to explain radical right support. It
has been assessed before that research findings are mixed, but it is unknown why the …

Does acquaintanceship with gays and lesbians produce more accepting attitudes toward
homosexuality and gay rights? Although most scholars and laypeople would likely answer in …