Projects in Research Area "Migration and Integration"

2505 German Sexual Identity and Election Study (GSIES)
2504 Love of (Host-)Country? Nationalism and Patriotism from the Perspective of Germans with a Migrant Background
2503 Democratic Values Among Migrants from Authoritarian Regimes
2502 Ethnic and Socio-Economic Background of Candidates for Political Office: Implications for Representation Patterns in Post-Migration Society
2501 Analysis of the Current Situation of Integration in Baden-Württemberg and the Implementation of the Participation and Integration Act
2410 Misperceptions of Immigration Policies: Bias, Information, and Implications
2403 How Ethnic Framing Affects Political Support for Welfare Policies: A Field Experiment in Greater Copenhagen
2311 Beyond (In-)Group Solidarity: Minority-Minority Relationships and Boundary Processes in the Context of Contemporary Immigration and Increasing Diversity (MIMI)
2307 Gender Discrimination in Hiring: An Examination of Mechanisms at the Intersection of Gender, Race/Ethnicity, and Occupational Status
2306 Human Trafficking in East Africa: Victims, Perpetuators, and the Impact of the Setting
2216 The Knowledge Network on Racism Research – Exchange and further development of racism research. Subproject: Regional Network South (WinRa)
2210 I Do(n’t) Have a Choice: Gender and Migration Decision Making in a Quantitative Micro-perspective
2203 "(Not) Welcome to Digital Germany"?
2202 Seeing your Religion—Regional Variation of Anti-Muslim Racism in the German Labour Market
2107 The Impact of Social Structure, Discrimination and Violence on the German Muslim Community
2105 Making Diversity Work: New Behavioural Indicators of Social Cohesion in Multiethnic Communities
2025 Research Coordination Within the DeZIM Network
2015 Perceptions, Prevalence and Consequences of Everyday Discrimination
2014 Group Boundaries in the Making: Solidarity and Identification Among German-Turks and Germans in the Wake of Syrian Immigration
2012 Political and Religious Extremism: Measuring and Explaining Explicit and Implicit Attitudes