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Change in migrants’ political attitudes: Acculturation and cosmopolitanization

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This analysis reveals how migration influences political attitudes through acculturation and cosmopolitanization, particularly in European contexts.

Migration leads to significant acculturation of polity-specific attitudes among migrants, adapting them to host cultures.
Findings indicate that migrants adopt liberal views on redistribution and homosexuality, shaping their political stance.
Employing cross-sectional and panel data from nearly 380,000 observations, the study introduces a new modeling strategy.
These results have major implications for understanding the dynamics of ideological change in contemporary Europe.

Krejcova et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis reveals how migration influences political attitudes through acculturation and cosmopolitanization, particularly in European contexts.

Migration leads to significant acculturation of polity-specific attitudes among migrants, adapting them to host cultures.
Findings indicate that migrants adopt liberal views on redistribution and homosexuality, shaping their political stance.
Employing cross-sectional and panel data from nearly 380,000 observations, the study introduces a new modeling strategy.
These results have major implications for understanding the dynamics of ideological change in contemporary Europe.

Krejcova et al. (2025) studied this question.

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