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The Ties that Bind: Growing Up with Immigrants and Later Life Attitudes toward Immigration
In recent years, inequalities in residential environments have received much attention as an explanation for the appeal of anti-immigration parties across advanced democracies. This paper explores the long-term association between neighborhood and school context in adolescence and attitudes towards
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