Public Opinion on Cultural Accommodation in the Canada and the U.S.: Contours & Foundations

• In Event: Political Psychology of Immigration Attitudes

Brief Overview

This paper leverages a recent survey of Americans and Canadians to study what native-born citizens in immigrant-receiving democracies think about what kinds of cultural accommodations are owed to new immigrants.

Authors

• Matthew Wright, The University of British Columbia

• Morris Eli Levy, University of Southern California