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  1. centre right political parties have been, are and will likely remain key actors in migration policy and politics across Europe. This special issue introduction questions and qualifies the extent to which the 2015 migration crisis affected centre-right parties’ politics, positioning and policy positions on immigration,

  2. 9. Feb. 2021 · We develop an analysis of the centre-right and immigration across five key and inter-related dimensions: party ideologies (recognising that the centre-right is a broad church); the organisation and composition of the centre-right; electoral support for centre-right parties; competition to the centre-right from both left and right ...

    • Leila Hadj Abdou, Tim Bale, Andrew Peter Geddes
    • 2021
  3. 9. Feb. 2021 · Centre-right parties and immigration in an era of politicisation. February 2021. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 48 (2):1-14. DOI: 10.1080/1369183X.2020.1853901. Authors: Leila...

  4. Centre-right parties and immigration in an era of politicisation. ABSTRACT While not typically the focus for academic or journalistic analyses, centre right political parties have been, are and will likely remain key actors in migration policy and politics across Europe.

  5. Turning round the telescope. Centre-parties and immigration and integration policy in Europe Tim Bale Politics and Contemporary European Studies, University of Sussex A recent ‘state of the art’ review of the political science literature on migration notes that myriad studies ‘have provided evidence that a range of actors influence policy

  6. 9. Feb. 2021 · The centre-right versus the radical right: the role of migration issues and economic grievances: Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies: Vol 48 , No 2 - Get Access. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies Volume 48, 2022 - Issue 2: Special Issue: Centre-right Parties and Immigration in an Era of Politicization. 3,648.

  7. Abstract: We examine centre right and radical right party competition. We argue that centre right parties – particularly non-incumbents - recognise economic crises as electoral opportunities for radical right parties and respond with the strategic emphasis of immigration in mass appeals.