The significant rise in the number of forcibly displaced people crossing international borders,
ie, refugees, necessitates a thorough examination of the policies implemented by receiving …

Fact-checks have been shown to be effective in correcting specific false beliefs, but do they
also cause people to update their broader views about the phenomenon in question? We …

Theories of symbolic bordering highlight how xenophobic media coverage and
humanitarian messaging create boundaries between migrants and receiving communities …

In this article, we argue that building a stronger empirical understanding of the politics of
domestic refugee law and policy making is essential for refugee law scholars to better …

In The Invented State, Emily Thorson argues that a problematic and understudied aspect of
political misinformation reflects widespread public misperception about what the …

Do perceptions of migrants' politics affect their reception? The overlap between ethnicity and
partisanship often makes it difficult to disentangle the role of political identity. We leverage a …

In reaction to the energy crisis that has unfolded since 2021, governments have
implemented countermeasures to protect citizens against energy price hikes. In this article …

How does policy-relevant information change citizens' policy attitudes? Though giving
numerical information about social conditions has been found, at times, to change policy …

The disadvantages experienced by minorities and the lack of societal remedies for them are
widely believed to be partly attributable to mainstream-majority citizens' limited awareness of …

We investigate how to most effectively counter misinformation in the context of widespread
fraud claims after recent elections in the US and Brazil. We first compare the corrections from …