Marc Swyngedouw
Biographic Data
| ID | 164234 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marc Swyngedouw |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marc |
| FAMILY NAME | Swyngedouw |
| SIGNATURE | SWYNGEDOUW M |
| AFFILIATIONS | KU Leuven |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2251-4403 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 35 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 332 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 35 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 11 |
Two worlds, one nation? Comparing the political spaces of Flanders and Francophone Belgium
The transformation of the Belgian party system has unfolded asymmetrically: while conservative and far-right parties have thrived in Flanders, the populist right vote has not (yet) been mobilized in Francophone Belgium. Focusing on the demand side of electoral politics, this article explores whether these disparities on the supply side mirror distinct political dimensions and cleavages in both regions. By using an innovative methodology of (class…
Lost connection? The attitudinal and ideological (in)congruence of social democracy’s elites, members and voters in Flanders-Belgium
First the Grub, then the Morals'? Disentangling the Self-Interest and Ideological Drivers of Attitudes Towards Demanding Activation Policies in Belgium
Following the shift towards an activating role of the European welfare states, there is increasing scholarly interest in public support for demanding activation policies that impose obligations on welfare recipients. Borrowing the classical theoretical frameworks used in welfare attitudes research, we aim to disentangle the effect of self-interest and ideological beliefs on support for demanding activation. Using data from the Belgian National El…
Attitudes of Turkish and Moroccan Belgians toward Redistribution and Government Responsibility: The Role of Perceived Discrimination, Generation, and Religious Involvement
This article contributes to the debate about migration’s impact on welfare state support by investigating the welfare opinions of migrants and their descendants. It examines whether experiences of group and individual discrimination explain the welfare attitudes of this group over and beyond classical predictors of self-interest and political ideology. Using survey data from Belgian citizens of Turkish and Moroccan descent, we show that stronger …
What Determines Voting Behaviors of Muslim Minorities in Europe: Muslim Identity or Left‐Right Ideology
Voting is key to political integration of immigrant‐background minorities, but what determines their voting preferences remains unclear. Moreover, dual‐citizen minorities can vote differently in their country of residence and origin. Using a representative survey of Turkish‐Muslim minorities in two cities in Belgium ( N = 447, M_ age = 36.3), we asked whether left‐right ideology or religious identity predicted their voting in their country of res…
European integration as a threat to social security: Another source of Euroscepticism
This study investigates whether citizens' concerns about the EU's impact on social security are a distinct source of Euroscepticism. By analysing data from the European Values Study 2008, we show that citizens differentiate between domain-specific fears about European integration (i.e. about social security, national sovereignty, culture, payments and jobs), meaning that they cannot be reduced completely to a general fear about European integrati…
Close Encounters: Minority and Majority Perceptions of Discrimination and Intergroup Relations in Antwerp, Belgium
Increasing numbers of second-generation Muslims are highly qualified and locally embedded in today's European cities. This does not protect them, however, from experiencing discrimination in intergroup encounters in school, at work, or in the street. Taking an approach from local intergroup relations between ethnic minorities and the majority society, we draw on the TIES (The Integration of the European Second Generation) surveys to compare Turki…
Measuring Attitudes Towards Social Europe: A Multidimensional Approach
Zijn gevoelens van discriminatie mede oorzaak van rellen in Brussel: Een vergelijking van Turkse en Marokkaanse minderheden in Brussel en in Antwerpen
In september 2009 en begin 2010 escaleerden samenlevingsproblemen in bepaalde wijken van het Brusselse. Vormen subjectieve gevoelens van discriminatie hiertoe een voedingsbodem? We bestuderen hoe wijd verspreid de percepties van discriminatie zijn bij de Belgische jongeren van Turkse en Marokkaanse origine van de 2e generatie, welke contexten van discriminatie men onderscheidt en wie van hen het meest discriminatie percipieert. Blijft deze percep…
Les sentiments de discrimination expliquent-ils les émeutes bruxelloises: Une comparaison des populations d’origine marocaine et turque à Bruxelles et Anvers
En septembre 2009 et au début de 2010, les problèmes de vie en commun se sont amplifiés dans certains quartiers de Bruxelles. Sont‐ils alimentés par des sentiments subjectifs de discrimination ? Nous étudions l’ampleur de la propagation des perceptions de discrimination chez les jeunes Belges d’origine turque et marocaine de la 2e génération, quels contextes de discrimination on distingue et dans quels groupes la discrimination est le plus ressen…
Do feelings of discrimination explain the riots in Brussels: A comparison of Moroccan and Turkish groups in Brussels and Antwerp
Community problems escalated within certain Brussels neighbourhoods in September 2009 and at the beginning of 2010. Do subjective feelings of discrimination form a breeding ground for such events? We studied how widely spread the perceptions of discrimination are amongst young 2nd generation Belgians of Turkish and Moroccan origin, which contexts of discrimination are distinguished and who perceives the most discrimination. Is this perception ind…
Identifying City Differences in Perceived Group Discrimination among Second-generation Turks and Moroccans in Belgium
This study investigates the effects of city context on the levels and predictors of perceived group discrimination (GD) among Turkish and Moroccan second-generation immigrants in Belgium. Based on the Integration of the European Second-generation (TIES) data, we address two main questions: (1) Are there significant differences in the levels of perceived GD between the two cities in Belgium (Antwerp and Brussels) within each immigrant group? (2) W…
Dual Identity Under Threat: When and How Do Turkish and Moroccan Minorities Engage in Politics?
Drawing on the literatures on dual identity and politicization, this study relates the political engagement of European-born Muslims to their dual identification as ethno-religious minorities and as citizens. Minorities’ political engagement may target mainstream society and/or ethno-religious communities. Surveying the Turkish and Moroccan Belgian second generation, our study analyzes their support for religious political assertion, participatio…
The federal elections in Belgium, June 2010
The dynamics of the extreme right support: A growth curve model of the populist vote in Flanders-Belgium in 1987-2007
The challenge of measuring immigrant origin and immigration-related ethnicity in Europe
The Effects of Immigrant Population Size, Unemployment, and Individual Characteristics on Voting for the Vlaams Blok in Flanders 1991-1999
This study examines the effects of contextual characteristics on exclusionary reactions. Extending explanations of anti-immigrant attitudes from group threat theory to the prediction of contextual variation in voting behaviour, we expect more voting for the anti-immigrant party Vlaams Blok with increasing immigrant population size and unemployment. We test the effects of these contextual factors, as well as individual characteristics and cross-le…
Expliquer les succès électoraux de l'extrême droite: La « formule gagnante » de Kitschelt au banc d'essai des élections flamandes de 1999
Kitschelt formule en 1995 deux théories à propos des partis d'extrême droite d'Europe de l'Ouest. Il met d'abord en avant « la formule gagnante » séduisant les électeurs : une posture libérale au plan économique combinée à une attitude autoritaire et chauvine. Puis, il s'appuie sur la « théorie de la formation des préférences sociales » reliant l'électeur à ces orientations politiques. Selon Kitschelt, les préférences de l'électeur, dans les soci…
Political Participation and Associational Life of Turkish Residents in the Capital of Europe
This study addresses the question of the political participation of Turkish immigrants. In general an active participation in the political system of the host country through membership of political parties, through voting, through holding elected office or through civil society activism is considered as almost a sine qua non of complete integration into the host society. The Turkish experience is somewhat puzzling: Turkish immigrants in the Euro…
Party system(s) and electoral behaviour in Belgium: From stability to balkanisation
Belgium has one of the most fragmented party systems of any modern democracy. This article asks the following questions: is party fragmentation linked to the importance of the ethno-regionalist vote or to the rules of the electoral system? Has party fragmentation also produced centrifugal or polarised multipartyism (between the regions, but also within Flanders, given the spectacular rise of the Vlaams Blok)? What explains the difference in party…
The general election in Belgium, May 2003
Associational membership and political involvement among ethnic minority groups in Brussels
In this article we look into the relationship between associational membership and political involvement in the case of the two largest groups of non‐EU citizens in Brussels, Moroccans and Turks. The aim is to evaluate the claim by Fennema and Tillie that differences in political participation between groups are to be explained by different levels of ‘ethnic civic community’, and more specifically by the differential presence of social capital (a…
Het gebruik van kiesresultaten als bron voor historisch-politicologisch onderzoek. Hetpolitiek-sociologisch verkiezingsonderzoek van de jaren 90
status: Published
Territorial and Non-territorial Federalism in Belgium: Reform of the Brussels Capital Region, 2001
Belgium has a peculiar system of federalism, combining both territorial (regions) and non-territorial (communities) substate levels. In the summer of 2001 yet another phase in the process of devolution took place, further adjusting the already quite complex federal model. One of the most important modifications was constituted by the transfer of jurisdiction over interior affairs and electoral law (for the local and provincial level) to the sub-s…
Le Vlaams Blok: Du Vieux Vin Dans De Nouvelles Bouteilles
Associational membership and political involvement among ethnic minority groups in Brussels
In this article we look into the relationship between associational membership and political involvement in the case of the two largest groups of non‐EU citizens in Brussels, Moroccans and Turks. The aim is to evaluate the claim by Fennema and Tillie that differences in political participation between groups are to be explained by different levels of ‘ethnic civic community’, and more specifically by the differential presence of social capital (a…
Party system(s) and electoral behaviour in Belgium: From stability to balkanisation
Belgium has one of the most fragmented party systems of any modern democracy. This article asks the following questions: is party fragmentation linked to the importance of the ethno-regionalist vote or to the rules of the electoral system? Has party fragmentation also produced centrifugal or polarised multipartyism (between the regions, but also within Flanders, given the spectacular rise of the Vlaams Blok)? What explains the difference in party…
The subjective cognitive and affective map of extreme right voters: Using Open-Ended Questions in Exit Polls
The Effects of Immigrant Population Size, Unemployment, and Individual Characteristics on Voting for the Vlaams Blok in Flanders 1991-1999
This study examines the effects of contextual characteristics on exclusionary reactions. Extending explanations of anti-immigrant attitudes from group threat theory to the prediction of contextual variation in voting behaviour, we expect more voting for the anti-immigrant party Vlaams Blok with increasing immigrant population size and unemployment. We test the effects of these contextual factors, as well as individual characteristics and cross-le…
The extreme right utopia in Belgium and France: The ideology of the Flemish Vlaams Blok and the French front national
The purpose of this article is to compare the core ideological beliefs of the Flemish Vlaams Blok and the French Front National. The analysis focuses on these parties' attitudes towards humanity, the world and the relationship between the individual and society. The 'de-construction' of the far right 'new society' utopia in both countries shows important similarities, although some aspects remain contingent on national contexts and historical cir…
Measuring Attitudes Towards Social Europe: A Multidimensional Approach
What Determines Voting Behaviors of Muslim Minorities in Europe: Muslim Identity or Left‐Right Ideology
Voting is key to political integration of immigrant‐background minorities, but what determines their voting preferences remains unclear. Moreover, dual‐citizen minorities can vote differently in their country of residence and origin. Using a representative survey of Turkish‐Muslim minorities in two cities in Belgium ( N = 447, M_ age = 36.3), we asked whether left‐right ideology or religious identity predicted their voting in their country of res…
Close Encounters: Minority and Majority Perceptions of Discrimination and Intergroup Relations in Antwerp, Belgium
Increasing numbers of second-generation Muslims are highly qualified and locally embedded in today's European cities. This does not protect them, however, from experiencing discrimination in intergroup encounters in school, at work, or in the street. Taking an approach from local intergroup relations between ethnic minorities and the majority society, we draw on the TIES (The Integration of the European Second Generation) surveys to compare Turki…
National identities and representations of citizenship: A comparison of Turks, Moroccans and working-class Belgians in Brussels
Postwar migration to European cities has led to the progressive decoupling of civil, social and political rights from national membership. With its linguistic divide and its intricate institutional architecture, the city of Brussels is a strategic research context for a critical test of the limits of prevailing national integration models and the emergence of post- or transnational forms of citizenship. The Brussels Minorities Survey was set up t…
European integration as a threat to social security: Another source of Euroscepticism
This study investigates whether citizens' concerns about the EU's impact on social security are a distinct source of Euroscepticism. By analysing data from the European Values Study 2008, we show that citizens differentiate between domain-specific fears about European integration (i.e. about social security, national sovereignty, culture, payments and jobs), meaning that they cannot be reduced completely to a general fear about European integrati…
The dynamics of the extreme right support: A growth curve model of the populist vote in Flanders-Belgium in 1987-2007
Identifying City Differences in Perceived Group Discrimination among Second-generation Turks and Moroccans in Belgium
This study investigates the effects of city context on the levels and predictors of perceived group discrimination (GD) among Turkish and Moroccan second-generation immigrants in Belgium. Based on the Integration of the European Second-generation (TIES) data, we address two main questions: (1) Are there significant differences in the levels of perceived GD between the two cities in Belgium (Antwerp and Brussels) within each immigrant group? (2) W…
Lost connection? The attitudinal and ideological (in)congruence of social democracy’s elites, members and voters in Flanders-Belgium
The federal elections in Belgium, June 2010
Political Participation and Associational Life of Turkish Residents in the Capital of Europe
This study addresses the question of the political participation of Turkish immigrants. In general an active participation in the political system of the host country through membership of political parties, through voting, through holding elected office or through civil society activism is considered as almost a sine qua non of complete integration into the host society. The Turkish experience is somewhat puzzling: Turkish immigrants in the Euro…
Territorial and Non-territorial Federalism in Belgium: Reform of the Brussels Capital Region, 2001
Belgium has a peculiar system of federalism, combining both territorial (regions) and non-territorial (communities) substate levels. In the summer of 2001 yet another phase in the process of devolution took place, further adjusting the already quite complex federal model. One of the most important modifications was constituted by the transfer of jurisdiction over interior affairs and electoral law (for the local and provincial level) to the sub-s…
Les nouveaux clivages dans la politique belgo-flamande
ou d'extrême droite) et de la mobilité accrue des électeurs montrent que le modèle de clivages esquissé pour la période d'après guerre est en pleine mutation. L'étude des nouveaux clivages de l'espace politique belge-flamand (réalisée à partir d'un échantillon représentatif d'électeurs flamands âgés de 18 à 65 ans, et après les élections du 24 novembre 1991) indique que le clivage matérialisme/postmatérialisme avancé par R. Inglehart y est explic…
First the Grub, then the Morals'? Disentangling the Self-Interest and Ideological Drivers of Attitudes Towards Demanding Activation Policies in Belgium
Following the shift towards an activating role of the European welfare states, there is increasing scholarly interest in public support for demanding activation policies that impose obligations on welfare recipients. Borrowing the classical theoretical frameworks used in welfare attitudes research, we aim to disentangle the effect of self-interest and ideological beliefs on support for demanding activation. Using data from the Belgian National El…
Mesure de la volatilité électorale en France (1993-1997)
L'étude mesure la mobilité électorale entre deux scrutins (élections législatives de 1993/prési-dentielle de 1995 ; présidentielle de 1995/législatives de 1997) à partir de deux enquêtes du CEVIPOF. Elle innove par sa définition extensive de la mobilité, incluant tous les choix possibles, non-vote et vote blanc compris, et par la distinction qu'elle fait, à l'aide d'un modèle log-linéaire, entre les trajets statistiquement significatifs et la mob…
The general election in Belgium, June 1999
Two worlds, one nation? Comparing the political spaces of Flanders and Francophone Belgium
The transformation of the Belgian party system has unfolded asymmetrically: while conservative and far-right parties have thrived in Flanders, the populist right vote has not (yet) been mobilized in Francophone Belgium. Focusing on the demand side of electoral politics, this article explores whether these disparities on the supply side mirror distinct political dimensions and cleavages in both regions. By using an innovative methodology of (class…
The general election in Belgium, May 2003
Attitudes of Turkish and Moroccan Belgians toward Redistribution and Government Responsibility: The Role of Perceived Discrimination, Generation, and Religious Involvement
This article contributes to the debate about migration’s impact on welfare state support by investigating the welfare opinions of migrants and their descendants. It examines whether experiences of group and individual discrimination explain the welfare attitudes of this group over and beyond classical predictors of self-interest and political ideology. Using survey data from Belgian citizens of Turkish and Moroccan descent, we show that stronger …
Expliquer les succès électoraux de l'extrême droite: La « formule gagnante » de Kitschelt au banc d'essai des élections flamandes de 1999
Kitschelt formule en 1995 deux théories à propos des partis d'extrême droite d'Europe de l'Ouest. Il met d'abord en avant « la formule gagnante » séduisant les électeurs : une posture libérale au plan économique combinée à une attitude autoritaire et chauvine. Puis, il s'appuie sur la « théorie de la formation des préférences sociales » reliant l'électeur à ces orientations politiques. Selon Kitschelt, les préférences de l'électeur, dans les soci…
The 'threatening immigrant' in Flanders 1930-1980: Redrawing the social space
This article reveals the comparable social mechanisms which have generated the social construction of threatening immigrants in Europe in the 1930s and 1980s. The analysis builds on Bourdieu's theory of the construction of social space and genesis of social groups. This semiotic‐praxiological approach is used to explain why the specific historical and social‐economic conditions of the 1930s and 1980s have led to the construction of Jews and Musli…
Les nouveaux clivages dans la politique belgo-flamande
ou d'extrême droite) et de la mobilité accrue des électeurs montrent que le modèle de clivages esquissé pour la période d'après guerre est en pleine mutation. L'étude des nouveaux clivages de l'espace politique belge-flamand (réalisée à partir d'un échantillon représentatif d'électeurs flamands âgés de 18 à 65 ans, et après les élections du 24 novembre 1991) indique que le clivage matérialisme/postmatérialisme avancé par R. Inglehart y est explic…
The 'threatening immigrant' in Flanders 1930-1980: Redrawing the social space
This article reveals the comparable social mechanisms which have generated the social construction of threatening immigrants in Europe in the 1930s and 1980s. The analysis builds on Bourdieu's theory of the construction of social space and genesis of social groups. This semiotic‐praxiological approach is used to explain why the specific historical and social‐economic conditions of the 1930s and 1980s have led to the construction of Jews and Musli…
The Scope of EU Government
This chapter is the second of four on the question of legitimacy in the EU, and deals with the scope of government in the EU. The first part of the chapter examines to what extent and for which policy sectors European citizens allocate decision‐making responsibilities to the different levels of government—the EU, the national state, and regional authorities. The second part tests a set of hypotheses concerning the structural and attitudinal chara…
Mesure de la volatilité électorale en France (1993-1997)
L'étude mesure la mobilité électorale entre deux scrutins (élections législatives de 1993/prési-dentielle de 1995 ; présidentielle de 1995/législatives de 1997) à partir de deux enquêtes du CEVIPOF. Elle innove par sa définition extensive de la mobilité, incluant tous les choix possibles, non-vote et vote blanc compris, et par la distinction qu'elle fait, à l'aide d'un modèle log-linéaire, entre les trajets statistiquement significatifs et la mob…
Les représentations sociales de la citoyenneté et de la nationalité: Une comparaison entre immigrés Turcs et Marocains et Belges peu scolarisés à Bruxelles
Cet article étudie les représentations “ordinaires” que les immigrés se forgent de la citoyenneté et de l’appartenance nationale. Il compare les résultats d’une enquête par échantillonnage représentatif d’immigrés turcs et marocains et de ressortissants belges peu scolarisés, dans la ville de Bruxelles
The extreme right utopia in Belgium and France: The ideology of the Flemish Vlaams Blok and the French front national
The purpose of this article is to compare the core ideological beliefs of the Flemish Vlaams Blok and the French Front National. The analysis focuses on these parties' attitudes towards humanity, the world and the relationship between the individual and society. The 'de-construction' of the far right 'new society' utopia in both countries shows important similarities, although some aspects remain contingent on national contexts and historical cir…
The subjective cognitive and affective map of extreme right voters: Using Open-Ended Questions in Exit Polls
The extreme-right and enfranchisement of immigrants: Main issues in the public “debate” on integration in Belgium
National identities and representations of citizenship: A comparison of Turks, Moroccans and working-class Belgians in Brussels
Postwar migration to European cities has led to the progressive decoupling of civil, social and political rights from national membership. With its linguistic divide and its intricate institutional architecture, the city of Brussels is a strategic research context for a critical test of the limits of prevailing national integration models and the emergence of post- or transnational forms of citizenship. The Brussels Minorities Survey was set up t…
The general election in Belgium, June 1999
Het gebruik van kiesresultaten als bron voor historisch-politicologisch onderzoek. Hetpolitiek-sociologisch verkiezingsonderzoek van de jaren 90
status: Published
Territorial and Non-territorial Federalism in Belgium: Reform of the Brussels Capital Region, 2001
Belgium has a peculiar system of federalism, combining both territorial (regions) and non-territorial (communities) substate levels. In the summer of 2001 yet another phase in the process of devolution took place, further adjusting the already quite complex federal model. One of the most important modifications was constituted by the transfer of jurisdiction over interior affairs and electoral law (for the local and provincial level) to the sub-s…
Le Vlaams Blok: Du Vieux Vin Dans De Nouvelles Bouteilles
The general election in Belgium, May 2003
Associational membership and political involvement among ethnic minority groups in Brussels
In this article we look into the relationship between associational membership and political involvement in the case of the two largest groups of non‐EU citizens in Brussels, Moroccans and Turks. The aim is to evaluate the claim by Fennema and Tillie that differences in political participation between groups are to be explained by different levels of ‘ethnic civic community’, and more specifically by the differential presence of social capital (a…
Political Participation and Associational Life of Turkish Residents in the Capital of Europe
This study addresses the question of the political participation of Turkish immigrants. In general an active participation in the political system of the host country through membership of political parties, through voting, through holding elected office or through civil society activism is considered as almost a sine qua non of complete integration into the host society. The Turkish experience is somewhat puzzling: Turkish immigrants in the Euro…
Party system(s) and electoral behaviour in Belgium: From stability to balkanisation
Belgium has one of the most fragmented party systems of any modern democracy. This article asks the following questions: is party fragmentation linked to the importance of the ethno-regionalist vote or to the rules of the electoral system? Has party fragmentation also produced centrifugal or polarised multipartyism (between the regions, but also within Flanders, given the spectacular rise of the Vlaams Blok)? What explains the difference in party…
Expliquer les succès électoraux de l'extrême droite: La « formule gagnante » de Kitschelt au banc d'essai des élections flamandes de 1999
Kitschelt formule en 1995 deux théories à propos des partis d'extrême droite d'Europe de l'Ouest. Il met d'abord en avant « la formule gagnante » séduisant les électeurs : une posture libérale au plan économique combinée à une attitude autoritaire et chauvine. Puis, il s'appuie sur la « théorie de la formation des préférences sociales » reliant l'électeur à ces orientations politiques. Selon Kitschelt, les préférences de l'électeur, dans les soci…
The challenge of measuring immigrant origin and immigration-related ethnicity in Europe
The Effects of Immigrant Population Size, Unemployment, and Individual Characteristics on Voting for the Vlaams Blok in Flanders 1991-1999
This study examines the effects of contextual characteristics on exclusionary reactions. Extending explanations of anti-immigrant attitudes from group threat theory to the prediction of contextual variation in voting behaviour, we expect more voting for the anti-immigrant party Vlaams Blok with increasing immigrant population size and unemployment. We test the effects of these contextual factors, as well as individual characteristics and cross-le…
The dynamics of the extreme right support: A growth curve model of the populist vote in Flanders-Belgium in 1987-2007
The federal elections in Belgium, June 2010
Dual Identity Under Threat: When and How Do Turkish and Moroccan Minorities Engage in Politics?
Drawing on the literatures on dual identity and politicization, this study relates the political engagement of European-born Muslims to their dual identification as ethno-religious minorities and as citizens. Minorities’ political engagement may target mainstream society and/or ethno-religious communities. Surveying the Turkish and Moroccan Belgian second generation, our study analyzes their support for religious political assertion, participatio…
Identifying City Differences in Perceived Group Discrimination among Second-generation Turks and Moroccans in Belgium
This study investigates the effects of city context on the levels and predictors of perceived group discrimination (GD) among Turkish and Moroccan second-generation immigrants in Belgium. Based on the Integration of the European Second-generation (TIES) data, we address two main questions: (1) Are there significant differences in the levels of perceived GD between the two cities in Belgium (Antwerp and Brussels) within each immigrant group? (2) W…
Zijn gevoelens van discriminatie mede oorzaak van rellen in Brussel: Een vergelijking van Turkse en Marokkaanse minderheden in Brussel en in Antwerpen
In september 2009 en begin 2010 escaleerden samenlevingsproblemen in bepaalde wijken van het Brusselse. Vormen subjectieve gevoelens van discriminatie hiertoe een voedingsbodem? We bestuderen hoe wijd verspreid de percepties van discriminatie zijn bij de Belgische jongeren van Turkse en Marokkaanse origine van de 2e generatie, welke contexten van discriminatie men onderscheidt en wie van hen het meest discriminatie percipieert. Blijft deze percep…
Political science (30 works) · Law (24 works) · Sociology (23 works) · Politics (22 works) · Law (15 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (15 works) · Economics (12 works) · Political economy (11 works) · Psychology (9 works) · Populism, Right-Wing Movements (8 works)