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Immigration Attitudes Remain Immovable While Gender Views Shift in West Europe
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Immigration Attitudes
West European Countries
Refugee Crisis 2015
Regression Analysis
Migration Citizenship
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Value Shift: Immigration Attitudes and the Sociocultural Divide was authored by Caroline Lancaster. It was published by Cambridge in BJPS in 2022.

Does anti-immigrant sentiment correlate with gender conservatism?

This study examines immigration attitudes across eleven West European countries and a Dutch panel spanning 2007-2019. It reveals:

➡️ Immigration Attitudes Stable: Consistent over time during the refugee crisis (2015) and across birth cohorts.

➡️ Gender Egalitarianism Evolving: Views on gender equality change through life cycles and generational shifts, but not immigration perspectives.

➡️ Cohort Differences: Younger generations show weakened links between egalitarianism and anti-immigrant sentiment compared to older individuals.

➡️ Policy Implications: As support for gender equality grows among some voters, resistance may persist on migration issues due to their stability.

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