This article critically reviews the intersectional locus of public opinion scholarship and
immigration studies that make use of data from multinational survey projects. Specifically, it …

This article is a review of literature on multiculturalism in 35 years of publications in IJIR,
spanning from the first issue of IJIR in 1977 to the current issue in May 2012. The review …

The concept of consumer ethnocentrism was introduced more than 30 years ago, and since
then it has received keen interest among academic researchers. However, empirical …

This paper presents research on the attitudes to multiculturalism, immigration, and cultural
diversity of dominant and non-dominant groups in three Australian states. The study utilized …

The paper provides an overview of our current knowledge of multiculturalism, which refers to
the acceptance of and support for the plural nature of a society among mainstreamers and …

The present study proposes a new threat–benefit theoretical model explaining attitudes of
local people toward immigrants. Based on the theory of human values and extending …

The wearing of the Islamic veil by Muslim women has become a source of tensions in
Western European countries. In order to investigate majority members' attitudes towards the …

Although human values and value dissimilarity play pivotal roles in the prejudice literature,
there remain important gaps in our understanding. To address these gaps, we recruited …

Traditional research in acculturation and adjustment has mostly been done from a
sojourner's or immigrant's perspective. The current research, however, centers on the …

In this study, we focus on attitudes towards asylum seekers in two countries: Denmark and
Israel. Both serve as interesting cases through which to study public sentiment of host …