The epochal shift in women’s status at the International Chamber of Commerce is shown through the biographies of 4 ICC officers working on policy toward the UN after WWII.

Data on 13 cohorts across Europe illuminate political socialisation regarding immigration; even subtle shifts in national politics (e.g. exposure to the principle of equality) affect later...

Analysis of UN documents shows that missions’ legitimacy on the ground can be (mis-)perceived as international legitimacy, leaving mission legitimacy vulnerable to undermining by other actors.

Draws on insights from political philosophy, asylum politics, and opinion research to discuss why and how public attitudes should matter in regulating asylum and refugee protection in rich...

A vignette experiment about hypothetical crisis, conducted in 15 EU countries, shows that Changes in solidaristic attitudes vary significantly with the means of fiscal risk-sharing proposed.

Illuminates as-yet unresolved tensions between appropriate difference and problematic discrimination, or between the mythology and the experienced reality for those people who actually move.

Before 1980s constructivist theories of the nation, Istvan Deak and students sought explanations for social-political phenomena in East Central Europe outside the conventions of his field.