In person icon Migrants’ Political Rights, Attitudes and Behaviours

Abstract

This panel explores migrants’ political rights, attitudes and behaviours from a multi-faceted perspective. It tackles different aspects related to migrants’ access to candidacy, voting rights, and citizenship, their political participation patterns, their trust in politics, as well as their political regime preferences.

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