A recent 'state of the art'review of the political science literature on migration notes that
myriad studies 'have provided evidence that a range of actors influence policy outcomes …

A number of European governments have pronounced multiculturalism a failure and opted
for more aggressive means of integrating immigrants into their societies. This paper asks …

What drives the restrictiveness of immigration reforms? To what extent does the political
ideology of parties in government and parliament matter? Drawing on immigration policy …

How do sub-state nationalists respond to the growing presence of cultural diversity in their
'homelands' resulting from migration? Sub-state nationalists in Europe, in 'nations without …

This paper explores the link between the political orientation of governments and the
restrictiveness of immigration policies. Although it is frequently assumed that left-wing …

This article builds on recent attempts to explain divergent uses of sub-state nationalism to
push for policies of assimilation or multiculturalism and drive popular support for …

Do governments decide the size of immigration? This article analyses partisan impact on
refugee immigration to Norway. The first part maps party positions on refugee immigration …

This article builds on recent attempts to explain why sub-state nationalist parties in West
Europe and North America pursue varying discourses and policies in response to immigrant …

The issue of immigration has become a major topic of discussion and policy activity in liberal
democratic states in the twenty-first century. In the policy discourse, the media discussion …

This article focuses on the radical right's influence on immigration and migrant integration
policy by scrutinising the 6-year period in national government of the Austrian Freedom …