36. (Im)migration and Citizenship

Xavier Escandell, Grinnell College

Electoral Behavior toward Refugee Integration Policies in Protracted Crises: Evidence from a Conjoint Experiment in Turkey - Muhammet Ali Asil, Winthrop University; Yunus Emre Orhan, Denison University

``That Could Be Me": Fear of Sending-Country Chaos Can Drive Immigration Attitudes - David J. Samuels, University of Minnesota; Fernando Barros de Mello, University Carlos III of Madrid; Ignacio Jurado, Spanish National Research Council; Cesar Zucco, FGV Ebape

Tuning In From Afar: How Migrants Form Political Beliefs Across Borders - Samuel Adrian Mamaril, University of California, Los Angeles

Unpacking Immigrants’ Partisan Affiliation and Vote Choices Abroad: The Case of Post-2019 Hong Kong Migration Wave - Maggie Shum, Pennsylvania State University, Penn State Erie-Behrend College; Ka Ming Ka Chan, Newcastle University; Sanho Chung, National Cheng Kung University

What Kind of Hardship Matters? Countering Anti-Immigrant Sentiment Across Migration Motives - Catalina Vega Mendez, University of Notre Dame; Abby Cordova, University of Notre Dame; Diana M Orces, Public Religion Research Institute

Xavier Escandell, Grinnell College

Jacob Garrett, University of Genova (Italy)