It is hard to avoid seeing ethnicity, race, or nationality wherever one looks. Differences in
education, income, and health are often patterned along ethnic or racial lines. But how do …

How do radical right populist parties influence government policies in their core issue of
immigration? This article provides a systematic analysis of the direct and indirect effects of …

After a long period of mostly case study research, in the recent past various integration and
citizenship policy scholars have started to compare a relatively large range of countries by …

This special issue provides the first internationally comparative analysis of regional
immigrant integration policies. The introduction defines socioeconomic, cultural–religious …

This article argues that governments play a considerable role in sha** citizens' attitudes
toward Muslim immigrants through the way they regulate religion. European democracies …

Intolerance toward immigrants has recently reached noticeable highs in Switzerland.
Referring to the conflict theory, the perception of a specific group as a threat tends to lead to …

The regulation of immigration and how immigrants are treated once they settle in a country
are fundamental aspects of national policy. Existing descriptions of the developments of …

Via naturalization procedures, immigrants have the opportunity to acquire rights and duties
limited to nationals. Yet little is known about acculturative contexts and naturalization …

In recent decades, there has been a noticeable increase in the use of quantitative
techniques in the study of ethnicity and nationalism, without, however, a sufficient amount of …

Subnational varieties of immigrant integration policy, which are particularly salient in federal
states, remain largely neglected by migration studies. Following Lijphart, who long …