Public attitudes towards migration in Scotland: Exceptionality and possible policy implications

 The research finds that the public in Scotland does hold relatively positive views towards migration and that this could be related to Scotland's particular experience of population in and out movements. However there is evidence of some (growing) hostility towards migration on the part of the general public in Scotland and a possible link between nationalist leanings and opposition to ‘Others’. 

Type of Resource
Academic Paper
Primary Author or Creator
David McCollunm
Additional Author(s) / Creators
Beata Nowok, Scott Tindal, Scottish Affairs Volume 29, Issue 1