... best for centrist voters with a genuine choice between the two major governing options. But it is problematic for non-centrist voters because it can deliver a government they prefer even less. The article focuses on Conservative promises and failings on immigration policy to show that right-wing voters...

... the Permissions link on the article page on our site—for further information please contact [email protected]. Abstract After years of collaboration in the immigration sector, Canada faces unprecedented intergovernmental tension due to a surge in irregular arrivals and asylum seekers. Most attribute...

... in the study. In Study 1, we examined the indirect effects between reactions to globalization and extremism (negatively peaceful dialogue) through immigrant acculturation expectations. H1 : Multicultural acquisition is positively associated with peaceful dialogue but negatively linked with both extremism...

... at the external borders of Spain and Europe into a military hybrid threat. border spectacle narratives immigration policy Spain Securitization European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme 101004564 On 19 May 2021, the front page headline of a local Ceuta newspaper reads: ‘aggression...

.../journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract We study the effects of ethnic religious organizations on immigrant assimilation, assembling novel data on Italian Catholic churches across US counties between 1890 and 1920. Exploiting variation in the timing...

.... To overcome these obstacles, the Abe administration employed top-down decision-making within institutional frameworks and used discourses such as the ‘utilisation of foreign human resources’ to justify the reform while framing it as ‘not an immigration policy’ to ensure its legitimacy. Additionally...

... over 2 million, disproportionately suffer from early-life adversity, war- and immigration-related trauma, PTSD, depression, and low socioeconomic status (SES), all which are risk factors for cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD) ( Barnes et al., 2012 ; Flatt et al...

... break in Japan’s immigration policy. Previously, for decades, the opening of the Japanese labour market for lower-qualified foreign workers was discussed without any comprehensive reform despite far-reaching proposals. This article discusses this change from a persistent standstill to comprehensive...

.... These competing institutional demands and moral and professional tensions and dilemmas, we argue, shape an emerging form of management of social precarity that we conceptualize as ‘humanitarianism from below’. Borders humanitarianism policing Carabineros Policia Nacional Immigration Enforcement British...

... in evaluation and rewards, Japanese firms may be less ethnocentric than the global norm. skilled migration immigration white-collar workers employment human capital assimilation acculturation inequality education ethnocentrism Japan management studies Due to its below-replacement birthrate...

... shifted between political parties in any year since 1980; this would have had no bearing on party control of the House or the outcome of presidential elections. undocumented immigration congressional apportionment electoral college decennial census National Institute for Child Health and Human...

..., Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Several studies document that exposure to actual immigration affects political outcomes. This article examines, instead, the influence of expected immigration, using data from local...

... for nefarious purposes, which has relevance not only to immigration and maritime law, but to other areas of controversial or contested activity. immigration asylum search and rescue criminalisation human rights critical legal pluralism Through a socio-legal, empirical, qualitative study, this article...

... as a spearhead of his anti-migrant platform. This legislation restricted the access to SPRAR by excluding migrants with a pending asylum application. ⁶ Figure 2. Share of people considering immigration the most important problem in their country, Italy and EU, 2012–2021. Source: Standard...

...Sarah Turnbull Additionally, over the past decade, the detention estate has changed, as the Home Office closed, opened and/or repurposed several immigration removal centres (IRCs). Although closures point towards a reduction in the capacity of the British detention estate, some IRCs are being...

... on the margins of the city, with their large immigrant populations. I look firstly at Republican values and marginalization in the banlieue, before considering banlieue film and how Les Misérables moves from nineteenth-century literature to twenty-first century digital activism...

... in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Why do foreign-born immigrant workers often concentrate in low-wage, minority-dense workplaces? Do immigrants’ native-born children—who typically acquire better language skills, education, and country-specific knowledge—experience...

... have devised and communicated policies on immigrant integration—an area that lacks national policy inputs yet is locally consequential—through the mechanism of “action planning.” Drawing on 6 years’ worth of documentary evidence generated through a university-initiated collaboration...

...://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract The legitimacy of immigration systems in a globalized world is questioned since individuals without legal status are excluded from states...

... to capture the Latino. Although immigration remains a prominent concern, affordable care has gained significant relevance to Latino voters in recent elections.. Extant research further establishes that the political effects of Latino identity are influenced by contextual dynamics. Specific situations...