What happens to armed organizations when states tolerate their activities? And what do rank-and-file militants, recruits, and supporters actually want out of armed movements? Very excited to announce that my new book is out with @oxfordacademic.bsky.social !!
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With survey evidence and qualitative interviews, we trace these effects to intercultural contact. Even in day-to-day service work, migrants made meaningful connections to native-born individuals and to migrants from other cultures. (4/n)

In this paper, we show that -- contrary to some prior work on native-born individuals -- migrating overseas makes migrants more tolerant of other cultural groups, more likely to identify with cosmopolitan identities, and more supportive of global integration. (3/n)

We know a lot about how native-born individuals react to migrants. But how does migration shape the attitudes of migrants themselves?
The first paper from our years-long field experiment on migration (w/ Nikhar Gaikwad and Aliz Toth) is ONLINE at
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