Societal Norms as Predictors of Behavior and Attitudes regarding Migration among National Majorities and Immigrants (IP31)
Responsable du projet |
Eva G.T. Green
Juan Manuel Falomir Pichastor Anita Manatschal |
Résumé |
Increasing global migration streams have multiplied the landscape of
possible identities, and can raise fear and opposition as well as
compassion and support. Understanding the ways both national
majorities in destination countries and immigrants react to these
social transformations remains a challenge. The project addresses
thus the following overarching research question within Switzerland
and in an international comparative perspective: How and under which circumstances do societal norms of inclusion or exclusion affect attitudes and behavior related to migration among national majorities and immigrants? Subproject 1: Migration Policies and Shared Majority Representations as Antecedents of Immigration Attitudes across Nations and in Switzerland We examine how societal norms, intergroup contact, and national identification jointly shape national majority views regarding immigration. Subproject 2: Influence of Political Positions Covered by Media on Attitudes towards Immigration and Political Parties We investigate how political positions covered by media impact nationals’ hostility towards immigration and the rise of right-wing voting, and whether this effect is moderated by individual and social factors. Subproject 3: Exclusionary Social Norms in Switzerland, and Non-Citizens’ Wellbeing and (Im-)Mobility Intentions and Behavior We question why migrants leave again, or intend to naturalize, by scrutinizing how in- or exclusionary norms affect non-citizens’ onward mobility/naturalization intentions, and their self-reported wellbeing. |
Mots-clés |
societal norms, migration policy, xenophobia, right wing-voting, mobility |
Page internet | http://https://nccr-onthemove.ch/projects/societal-norms-... |
Type de projet | Recherche fondamentale |
Domaine de recherche | Migration policy |
Source de financement | FNS (NCCR on the move) |
Etat | En cours |
Début de projet | 6-2018 |
Fin du projet | 5-2022 |
Budget alloué | 780000 |
Contact | Anita Manatschal |