Assistant Professor, Political Science @AarhusUni. Immigration | Discrimination | Socialization https://xitter.cf/t.co/WXaHr2E4Rp
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Does childhood exposure to coethnics impede or promote the acquisition of citizenship?
In a new @PNASNews article, I show that the modest presence of coethnics in school increases migrant children’s probability of getting 🇩🇰citizenship later in life🧵1/15
pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.24…
My recent article in @pnas is now open access: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.24…
➡️ Conclusion: Having co-ethnic peers in school improves immigrants and descendants' long-term integration
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Does childhood exposure to coethnics impede or promote the acquisition of citizenship?
In a new @PNASNews article, I show that the modest presence of coethnics in school increases migrant children’s probability of getting 🇩🇰citizenship later in life🧵1/15
pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.24…
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🚨New @BJPolS article🚨
Why does the ethnic majority expect that ethnic minorities "free ride" and contribute less to the collective? I show that negative expectations are driven by the correlates of ethnicity rather than ethnicity itself🧵👇
OA-link: cup.org/4lOX7jN
The study, thus, suggests that negative expectations toward minorities stem less from sticky ethnic attributes and more from the social and cultural factors associated with ethnic attributes. 8/9
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The Correlates of Ethnicity: Why the Ethnic Majority Expects That Ethnic Minorities Contribute Less to the Collective - cup.org/3SfEyrb
- @Mat_Kruse
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ALT BJPolS societal views towards immigrants and ethnic minorities in Europe, focusing on resource contribution and compliance with societal norms. The text discusses a study in Denmark regarding information manipulation and its effects on societal perceptions.
🚨New publication🚨
In a new article in American Journal of Sociology,
@tsguul,
@kkrjensen, and I show that exposure to ethnic similarity in the local setting increases well-being for the ethnic majority + ethnic minority 🧵👇1/10
Link: journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10…
Conclusion
The study points to the complex nature of intergroup integration but at the same time suggests that local settings with some minority members may foster minorities’ wellbeing without substantively reducing the well-being of the ethnic majority. 9/10