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What Europeans think about immigration and why it matters
LSEHoughton Street
Tue 24 Nov · 18:30 · Free
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Immigration has become one of the defining political issues of twenty-first-century Europe. But what do Europeans actually think about immigration, why do they think it, and how are these attitudes changing politics? Drawing on decades of comparative evidence and original theoretical frameworks, the book ' What Europeans Think About Immigration and Why It Matters ' examines the causes of immigration attitudes, the role of narratives and political communication, and the implications of what we think for politics, democracy, policymaking, and the future of Europe.
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