1/4 Looking for something new (and eerily relevant) to read while self-isolating? Check out my article "'Bloom where you’re planted.' Explaining public opposition to (e)migration," now forthcoming in Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies! @MigCitizenAPSA bit.ly/39V2A3f 
2/4 While there is already a lot of great work on public attitudes toward 𝙞𝙢migration, I argue that a fuller account of migration politics and public opinion should also consider 𝒆migration—the other side of the issue salient in many middle- and even high-income countries...
3/4 Using new survey data from 30 countries and original experimental and qualitative evidence, I first show many people around the world express salient and meaningful political opposition to emigration—which may even include limiting people’s own rights and opportunities...
4/4 I then show individual views on emigration and immigration are strongly and positively related (also reflected in people's own open-ended explanations), which implies many voters dislike human mobility between countries in general, not immigration or emigration in particular
