National Identity and Attitudes Towards Migrants

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National Identity and Attitudes Towards Migrants–Findings from the ISSP

Vol. 7, No. 2, 2005 Guest-Editor: Juan-Díez Medrano (Barcelona University)


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			Nationalism, Citizenship and Immigration in Social Science Research - Editorial Introduction, pp. 82-89 Juan Diez Medrano and Matthias Koenig


			National Identity and Xenophobia in an Ethnically Divided Society, pp. 90-118 Noah Lewin-Epstein and Asaf Levanon


			British National Identity and Attitudes towards Immigration, pp. 119-132 Anthony F. Heath and James R. Tilley


			Nation, Citizenship and Immigration in Contemporary Spain, pp. 133-156 Juan Diez Medrano

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