Intro
Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
1 Introduction
References
2 Anti-Immigrant Attitudes: A Policy Topic of High Salience
2.1 Canada
2.2 The USA
2.3 Australia
2.4 Germany
2.5 Japan
2.6 Turkey
2.7 Brazil
2.8 South Africa
References
3 Theoretical Expectations: How Can We Explain Anti-Immigrant Attitudes?
3.1 What Are Anti-Immigrant Attitudes?
3.2 How Do Anti-Immigrant Attitudes Develop?
3.3 Grievances
3.3.1 The Link Between Grievances and Anti-Immigrant Attitudes
3.4 Entrenched Values
3.4.1 Populist Attitudes

3.4.2 Social Conservativism
3.4.3 Nationalism
3.4.4 The Link Between Entrenched Values and Anti-Immigrant Attitudes
3.5 Contact
3.5.1 Neighbourhood Experience
3.5.2 Personal Contact
3.5.3 The Link Between Contact and Anti-Immigrant Attitudes
References
4 Variables, Data and Methods
4.1 Variables
4.2 Data
4.3 Statistical Procedures
References
5 Results
5.1 Univariate Statistics
5.2 Multivariate Statistics
5.2.1 Support for Generic Anti-Immigrant Attitudes
5.2.2 Support for the National Preference in the Allocation of Jobs

5.2.3 Predictors About the Influx of Immigrants from Poorer Countries
5.3 Discussion
References
6 Conclusion
Reference