While not typically the focus for academic or journalistic analyses, centre right political
parties have been, are and will likely remain key actors in migration policy and politics …

Many reasons have shaped immigration into the EU over the past decade. Since then,
attitudes towards immigration have not only gained public attention but have also shaped …

Anti-immigrant claims are seen as key to the success of populist radical right parties
(PRRPs) in parliamentary opposition. Yet migrant integration policies adopted by PRRPs in …

While Europe's so-called migration crisis is of fairly recent origin, some of the continent's
centre-right parties have been successfully politicising immigration for at least half a century …

When mainstream parties accommodate radical-right parties, do citizens grow more
concerned about immigration? Based on a rich literature, we argue that challenger parties' …

The Covid‐19 pandemic highlighted the economic contribution of migrant workers in
maintaining essential services and access to goods. This new perspective on migrants as …

We examine how contextual variation in aggregated political attitudes shapes ethnic
discrimination. Using a field experiment with national coverage we identify ethnic …

Are there populist parties in Brazil? Despite the common perception of personalistic
electoral connections, the literature suggests that parties play a crucial role in legislation and …

In response to the recent crises in Europe, many governments have tightened their border
controls despite considerable criticism from the EU Commission and civil society. While …

The re-establishment of border controls in the Schengen Area since 2015 and repeated
contestation of the Common European Asylum System have made the policy sector of …