We propose that collective support for European integration is mani‐fested in 2 distinct
forms: first, as engagement in socio‐political action by citizens who seek to change their …

Europeans proclaim a readiness to engage for solidarity in support of others, even across
their most immediate environment. However, our knowledge is rather limited on how …

The Western hemisphere has witnessed recent increased immigration flows generating
social and political debate across Europe. In one view, migration flows represent an …

Studies of individual and group-level sources of prejudice have contributed to today's
greater understanding of the emergence of prejudice and discriminatory attitudes towards …

One of the challenges faced by contemporary societies concerns building a more inclusive
society. This objective is particularly compelling in the current historical period characterized …

This survey study utilized a person-oriented approach to explore the patterns of socio-
political integration among Russian-speaking minority group members in three neighboring …

A key element of migrants' well-being is their emotional integration, that is, the extent to
which they perceive themselves as members of society and their identification with the …

In this chapter I aim to explain why the project of a European identity failed to create a
common feeling of belonging for people of different EU nations. I will draw on social …

The national traditions dimension to explaining support for European integration is of
burgeoning interest amongst social scientists. I develop a socio-psychological model of …

Does the experience of intra-EU mobility under the aegis of the free movement regime
bolster a stronger European identification? This paper tries to address this question by …