Immigration and Conflict in Europe (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics)
A comparative study of how immigration affects political conflict, electoral behavior, and policy outcomes across Western Europe.
About This Book
Immigration and Conflict in Europe investigates the political consequences of immigration in Western Europe.
The book analyzes how immigrant inflows interact with local labor markets and electoral institutions.
It draws on cross-national data to explain variation in native backlash and immigrant political participation.
Comparative case studies highlight differences between proportional and majoritarian systems.
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