Board #14 - Viewing the Other: Religion, Ethnicity, and Attitudes on Refugees and Asylums Seekers

• In Event: 72-302 - Poster Session: Identity, Meaning, and Attitudes Toward Immigration

Brief Overview

This cross-national, time-series study looks at religion’s effect on attitudes towards refugees and asylum seekers. Results introduce a new theory that religion and religiosity are distinct factors with separate effects on attitudes towards asylum.

Author

• Ailee Viana, Wheaton College, Wheaton