... is increasing. Burgoon and Rooduijin (2021) write on the “Immigrationization of welfare policy” and emphasise that the attitudes towards immigration are associated with the support for the social welfare system. They found a negative connection between attitudes towards immigration and support for welfare...

... is the focus here, it should be noted that these constructions are not confined to this milieu, or indeed to Sweden. In particular, the politics of immigration and integration in Europe during the last 30 years has involved significant political and mediated concentration on urban spaces that have come...

.... In the USA, immigrants brought as children by their parents illegally are not eligible to receive financial help in most states for higher education, receive federal health care, or obtain driver's licenses. Even if they are qualified, they cannot legally work. Design/methodology/approach – The article...

...Prema Kurien Looks at how immigration in the USA has changed so that by the late 1980s almost three‐quarters of a million legal immigrants were entering the country ever year, and how by the 1980s this had increased to 9 million! Investigates the changing birthrate by which foreign born residents...

... approach to show how Koreans and Vietnamese have managed to establish their ethnic communities. Finally discusses the challenges faced in sustaining their communities, given the resistance from Anglo residents for “foreigners”. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Immigration Asian studies...