British Nationals’ Preferences Over Who Gets to Be a Citizen According to a Choice-Based Conjoint Experiment

Overview of attention for article published in European Sociological Review, August 2021

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RT @VDonnaloja: 📢 New article out in @ESR_news I asked a representative sample of the British population what it takes to become a British…

16 Jul 2022

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This means that the conditionalities the public applies to ius soli are less demanding than those we find in the naturalisation and immigration literature where ethno-cultural characteristics and skill-level of employment matter a lot https://t.co/UOvw22Ts

05 Jul 2022

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RT @PlattLucinda: Great paper! Good to see it out! https://t.co/664xE2y9Ui

02 Sep 2021

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RT @ESR_news: 🔓New in #openaccess at @ESR_news! What it entails to become a citizen? Respondents of the experiment conducted by @vdonna91 a…

27 Aug 2021

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