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Refugee Exposure and Attitudes Toward Refugees in a Developing Country Context
Despite high concentrations of refugees in these areas, there is a scarcity of causal evidence on how refugee exposure affects local attitudes in developing countries. Using a quasi-experimental setting and administrative data on the spatial distribution of refugees in the country hosting the world’
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