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The Stability of Immigration Attitudes: Evidence and Implications
Alexander Kustov, Dillon Laaker, and Cassidy Reller. 2021. The Stability of Immigration Attitudes: Evidence and Implications. The Journal of Politics 83(4): 1478-1494. DOI: 10.1086/715061.
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Figure 1 Assumptions of stability and change in immigration attitudes… Figure 2 Assumptions of stability and change in theories of immigration… Table 1 Data sources Figure 3 Individual level stability of immigration attitudes Table 2 Correlations between first and last waves for scales with multiple… Table 3 Measurement models for stability in immigration attitudes Table 4 Correlations between first and last waves by education, political… Appendix
Figure B1 Aggregate Level Stability of Immigration Attitudes in the United… Figure B2 Major Individual Shifts of Immigration Attitudes in the United… Figure B3 Within Variation Across Questions and Panels Table B1 Dynamic Panel Models for Immigration Attitudes (Arellano-Bond GMM… Table C2 Internal Consistency Figure C4 Principle Component Analysis for Multi-Item Scales. Table C3 Distribution of Response Instability Estimates Table C4 Results for Response Instability Models (LISS Panel) Table C5 Results for Response Instability Models (BES Panel) Figure C5 Response instability in immigration attitudes by age (LISS panel) Figure C6 Example of placement knowledge questions from 1992-1997 BES panel Table C6 Differences between Stability Correlations of Complete and… Table C7 Differences between respondents who completed all waves and those… Table C8 Measurement models for stability in immigration attitudes Table C9 Respondents who completed only 1 wave and those who completed more… Table C10 Measurement models for stability in immigration attitudes