Shielding free movement? Reciprocity in welfare institutions and opposition to EU labour immigration

Shielding free movement? Reciprocity in welfare institutions and opposition to EU labour immigration

Public attitudes towards the free movement of workers in the European Union vary substantially between countries and individuals. This paper adds to the small but growing research literature on this issue by analysing the role of national welfare institutions. We investigate the relationship between...

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Główni autorzy:	Mårtensson, M, Österman, M, Palme, J, Ruhs, M
Format:	Journal article
Język:	English
Wydane:	Taylor & Francis (Routledge) 2021

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