RS Replication

Readings: Green et al. (2020).

Lecture slides

Web exercise 6b

Source: Green et al. (2020)., page 641.

Everyday contact experiences with persons of immigrant origin have the potential to reduce perceptions of symbolic and realistic threat posed by immigration. But we have also learned from (pettigrewIntergroupContactTheory1998?) that certain social conditions foster these effects, among them institutional support. Are more liberal integration policies such institutional support? That is, do liberal integration policies promote the degree to which contact experiences alleviate perceptions of symbolic and realistic threat? In this session, we will use our newly-acquired skills on how to run and interpret random intercept and slope models that include cross-level interactions to replicate the recent study of (greenWhenIntegrationPolicies2020?).

References

Green, Eva G. T., Emilio Paolo Visintin, Oriane Sarrasin, and Miles Hewstone. 2020. “When Integration Policies Shape the Impact of Intergroup Contact on Threat Perceptions: A Multilevel Study Across 20 European Countries.” Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 46(3):631–48. doi: 10.1080/1369183X.2018.1550159.