Electoral Behavior toward Refugee Integration Policies in Protracted Crises: Evidence from a Conjoint Experiment in Turkey

• In Event: Politics of Acceptance and Rejection: Electoral Behavior, Political Parties, and Immigration Attitudes

Brief Overview

Humanitarian and sociotropic values temper, but don’t ensure, support for refugee inclusion. Using conjoint data from Turkey, we show ethical concerns create ambivalence—limiting exclusion more than promoting inclusion.

Authors

• Muhammet Ali Asil, Winthrop University

• Yunus Emre Orhan, Denison University