Hannah M Alarian
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1247062 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Hannah M Alarian |
| NOMBRES | Hannah M |
| APELLIDO | Alarian |
| FIRMA | ALARIAN H M |
| AFILIACIONES | Political Science, University of Florida, USA |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 52 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Tear Down This (Fire)Wall
Traditional European parties face a dilemma: they must choose to accommodate or exclude far-right parties in policy and coalition formations. Although breaking a cordon sanitaire may counter far-right appeals, it could also legitimize the party and increase its voter base. We test these competing expectations during the 2025 German federal election, strategically varying whether the presumptive coalition leader (the cdu / csu ) is portrayed as br…
Local Suffrage Increases Citizenship Acquisition
Field Experiments in the Global South
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When populists win
The Enduring Effect of Immigration Attitudes on Vote Choice
Immigration attitudes have long been critical in predicting electoral behavior in Western Europe. Whether such attitudes will continue to motivate political behavior in the current pandemic environment is yet to be seen. This article addresses this topic by exploring immigration's prevalence and impact on Germany's 2021 Bundestag election. Combining evidence across multiple German election surveys, I find that immigration remains consequential in…
Values or origin? Mandatory immigrant integration and immigration attitudes in Europe
One of the most significant European policy developments of the past decade has been the proliferation of mandatory immigrant civic and language integration requirements. The primary intention of these policies is to facilitate immigrant integration, but do they also improve public support for immigration by fulfilling the type of deservingness criteria many hold for benefits or status? Or do such integration requirements contribute to growing ma…
Cause or Consequence
Does a far-right electoral victory change mainstream support for migration policy? Although we know how migration can shape support for the far-right, we know little about the inverse. This article addresses this question, exploring whether an Alternative for Germany (AfD) candidate's election changes non-far-right voter attitudes toward migration policies. In combining the German Longitudinal Election Study Short-Term Campaign panel with federal…
Citizenship in hard times
Demarcated by growing austerity, economic uncertainty, and EU-exits, the past decade witnessed monumental shifts across the political and economic landscapes of Europe. Citizenship is a stabilising force in this era of crisis, particularly for intra-EU migrants. In this contribution, I examine how the Euro crisis impacted citizenship acquisition among these migrants. Building upon the model proposed by John Graeber's article [2016. 'Citizenship i…
Dual Citizenship Allowance and Migration Flow
What effect does variation in dual citizenship policies of both sending and receiving societies have on bilateral migration flow? Employing a modified gravity model, we use a new dual citizenship database to examine the effects of allowance within 14 Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) receiving states and more than 100 sending states between 1980 and 2006. We show that dual-citizenship-allowing sending states experience…
Dual Citizenship Allowance and Migration Flow
What effect does variation in dual citizenship policies of both sending and receiving societies have on bilateral migration flow? Employing a modified gravity model, we use a new dual citizenship database to examine the effects of allowance within 14 Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) receiving states and more than 100 sending states between 1980 and 2006. We show that dual-citizenship-allowing sending states experience…
Values or origin? Mandatory immigrant integration and immigration attitudes in Europe
One of the most significant European policy developments of the past decade has been the proliferation of mandatory immigrant civic and language integration requirements. The primary intention of these policies is to facilitate immigrant integration, but do they also improve public support for immigration by fulfilling the type of deservingness criteria many hold for benefits or status? Or do such integration requirements contribute to growing ma…
When populists win
Citizenship in hard times
Demarcated by growing austerity, economic uncertainty, and EU-exits, the past decade witnessed monumental shifts across the political and economic landscapes of Europe. Citizenship is a stabilising force in this era of crisis, particularly for intra-EU migrants. In this contribution, I examine how the Euro crisis impacted citizenship acquisition among these migrants. Building upon the model proposed by John Graeber's article [2016. 'Citizenship i…
Local Suffrage Increases Citizenship Acquisition
Cause or Consequence
Does a far-right electoral victory change mainstream support for migration policy? Although we know how migration can shape support for the far-right, we know little about the inverse. This article addresses this question, exploring whether an Alternative for Germany (AfD) candidate's election changes non-far-right voter attitudes toward migration policies. In combining the German Longitudinal Election Study Short-Term Campaign panel with federal…
Citizenship in hard times
Demarcated by growing austerity, economic uncertainty, and EU-exits, the past decade witnessed monumental shifts across the political and economic landscapes of Europe. Citizenship is a stabilising force in this era of crisis, particularly for intra-EU migrants. In this contribution, I examine how the Euro crisis impacted citizenship acquisition among these migrants. Building upon the model proposed by John Graeber's article [2016. 'Citizenship i…
Dual Citizenship Allowance and Migration Flow
What effect does variation in dual citizenship policies of both sending and receiving societies have on bilateral migration flow? Employing a modified gravity model, we use a new dual citizenship database to examine the effects of allowance within 14 Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) receiving states and more than 100 sending states between 1980 and 2006. We show that dual-citizenship-allowing sending states experience…
Cause or Consequence
Does a far-right electoral victory change mainstream support for migration policy? Although we know how migration can shape support for the far-right, we know little about the inverse. This article addresses this question, exploring whether an Alternative for Germany (AfD) candidate's election changes non-far-right voter attitudes toward migration policies. In combining the German Longitudinal Election Study Short-Term Campaign panel with federal…
Values or origin? Mandatory immigrant integration and immigration attitudes in Europe
One of the most significant European policy developments of the past decade has been the proliferation of mandatory immigrant civic and language integration requirements. The primary intention of these policies is to facilitate immigrant integration, but do they also improve public support for immigration by fulfilling the type of deservingness criteria many hold for benefits or status? Or do such integration requirements contribute to growing ma…
Field Experiments in the Global South
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
When populists win
The Enduring Effect of Immigration Attitudes on Vote Choice
Immigration attitudes have long been critical in predicting electoral behavior in Western Europe. Whether such attitudes will continue to motivate political behavior in the current pandemic environment is yet to be seen. This article addresses this topic by exploring immigration's prevalence and impact on Germany's 2021 Bundestag election. Combining evidence across multiple German election surveys, I find that immigration remains consequential in…
Local Suffrage Increases Citizenship Acquisition
Tear Down This (Fire)Wall
Traditional European parties face a dilemma: they must choose to accommodate or exclude far-right parties in policy and coalition formations. Although breaking a cordon sanitaire may counter far-right appeals, it could also legitimize the party and increase its voter base. We test these competing expectations during the 2025 German federal election, strategically varying whether the presumptive coalition leader (the cdu / csu ) is portrayed as br…
Law (8 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Economics (7 obras) · Political economy (6 obras) · Politics (6 obras) · Immigration (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (5 obras) · Populism, Right-Wing Movements (5 obras) · Demographic economics (4 obras)