Decisions made in terror: Testing the relationship between terrorism and immigration
Decisions made in terror: Testing the relationship between terrorism and immigration
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恐怖中做出的决定：测试恐怖主义与移民之间的关系
作者：
Erik Cruz;Stewart J. D’Alessio;Lisa Stolzenberg
关于移民的一个有争议的问题是许多当地人对移民的蔑视。研究报告指出，就业竞争加剧、文化误解的可能性和安全担忧是预测本地人口对移民不满的突出因素。然而，以往的研究忽视了恐怖主义构成的威胁。使用来自20个主要是欧洲国家的数据和非线性层次模型统计过程中，我们发现，恐怖主义行为与大量减少的愿望外群体移民。没有观察到恐怖主义对群体内移民的影响。这些研究结果的理论意义进行了讨论。
A contentious issue regarding immigration is the contempt that many natives hold for immigrants. Studies report that enhanced job competition, the potential for cultural misunderstandings, and security fears are salient in predicting native population discontent for immigrants. However, the threat posed by terrorism has been overlooked in prior research. Using data drawn from twenty mostly European countries and a nonlinear hierarchical modeling statistical procedure, we find that acts of terrorism are associated with a substantive decrease in the desire for outgroup immigration. No effect of terrorism on ingroup immigration is observed. The theoretical implications of these findings are discussed.