This paper aims at investigating individuals’ attitudes towards immigrants across European countries. In particular, we analyze how socio-demographic characteristics, altruism, and political preferences shape inclusive behavior towards immigrants. We use data from the European Value Study providing information at the individual level for 16 European countries, observed in 1999 and 2008. The results show relevant differences in individuals’ attitudes across countries and a general tendency to be less inclusive in the more recent period.
Borgoni, R., Carcagni, A., Michelangeli, A., Zaccagnini, F. (2021). Attitudes Towards Immigrant Inclusion: A Look at the Spatial Disparities Across European Countries. In P. Mariani, M. Zenga (a cura di), Data Science and Social Research II. DSSR 2019. Studies in Classification, Data Analysis, and Knowledge Organization (pp. 79-90). Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH [10.1007/978-3-030-51222-4_7].
Attitudes Towards Immigrant Inclusion: A Look at the Spatial Disparities Across European Countries
Borgoni R.;Carcagni A.;Michelangeli A.
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2021
Abstract
This paper aims at investigating individuals’ attitudes towards immigrants across European countries. In particular, we analyze how socio-demographic characteristics, altruism, and political preferences shape inclusive behavior towards immigrants. We use data from the European Value Study providing information at the individual level for 16 European countries, observed in 1999 and 2008. The results show relevant differences in individuals’ attitudes across countries and a general tendency to be less inclusive in the more recent period.
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