History matters: the long-term impact of historical immigrant size on current xenophobia in Japan
Abstract Many studies have addressed how current immigrant size affects the strength of xenophobia from the perspectives of intergroup contact and ethnic competition theories. Can native residents’ current xenophobia be explained by historical immigrant size? To explore this question, we use histori...
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