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Italy’s Voters Aren’t Anti-Immigration—But Their Government Is

Italy’s Voters Aren’t Anti-Immigration—But Their Government Is

30 July 2018

The Atlantic

More in Common’s study complicates the narrative that the Italian government was brought to power because of its strong campaign against immigrants and immigration, revealing a more nuanced Italian electorate. 
Attitudes towards National Identity, Immigration and Refugees in Italy

German politics has become much more complicated

German politics has become much more complicated

12 April 2018

The Economist

Both the old party system and Germany’s electorate are fragmenting.
Attitudes Towards National Identity, Immigration, and Refugees in Germany 

 

To integrate migrants, let's build on what we have in common

To integrate migrants, let's build on what we have in common

09 September 2017

Le Monde [French]

Public opinion centers the debate on migrants and refugees around the question of identity.
Attitudes Towards Refugees, Immigrants, and Identity in France