Ongoing project
Immigration and Support for the Welfare State: Local and Institutional Responses
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Project Background
The project studies how different forms of immigration affect the political support of the welfare state. We understand the welfare state's political support as depending on the preferences of voters and parties, as well as on the strength of institutions in the labor market (trade unions).
Project Approach
We study responses to immigration using individual data (survey and administrative data), regional data and cross-national data. Using various types of natural experiments, we try to uncover causal effects of immigration.
Participants
| Participant | Degree | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sara Cools Senior Research Fellow | PhD | +47 984 96 736 | sara.cools@samfunnsforskning.no |
| Henning Finseraas Research Professor | PhD | +47 482 83 631 | henning.finseraas@samfunnsforskning.no |
| Magnus Bergli Rasmussen Affiliated researcher | PhD | +47 995 17 477 | magnus.rasmussen@samfunnsforskning.no |
| Øyvind Søraas Skorge Senior Research Fellow | PhD | +1 617 335 5026 | oyvind.skorge@samfunnsforskning.no |
| Marte Strøm Senior Research Fellow | PhD | +47 408 85 333 | marte.strom@samfunnsforskning.no |
| Andreas Kotsadam (Frischsenteret) | |||
| Staffan Kumlin (the University of Oslo) | |||
| Jonas Pontusson (University of Geneva) | |||
| David Soskice (London School of Economics) |
Publications
- Henning Finseraas; Marianne Røed & Pål Schøne (2019). Labour immigration and union strength. European Union Politics (EUP).
- Henning Finseraas; Øyvind Søraas Skorge & Marte Strøm (2018). Does education affect immigration attitudes? Evidence from an education reform. Electoral Studies. 55, s 131- 135
Published May 15, 2018 10:47 AM
- Last modified May 15, 2018 11:07 AM
