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How do governments quietly shape asylum outcomes? Not by rejecting claims outright, but by choosing which kind of protection to grant New evidence published in Political Research Quarterly: doi.org/10.1177/1065... #AsylumPolicy #EUPolitics @NORCE @sampol.bsky.social @hakangs.bsky.social

The State and the Refugee. Governing Asylum at the Intersection Between Politics and Administration - Pierre G. Van Wolleghem, 2026This article examines how asylum decisions in European Union member states are shaped by the tension between administrative assessment and government preference...doi.org

How do #citizens weigh #fairness in #asylum decisions? Some elements of answer in our latest article, together with Cornelius Cappelen and @hakangs.bsky.social, in International Migration Review.

Our article won the 2024 SAGE Award for best article published in European Union Politics - EUP, with a survey experiment on #attitudes towards #asylum responsibility-sharing. Authors: Cornelius Cappelen, @hakangs.bsky.social , and myself journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

SAGE Award for the best article published in European Union Politics, Volume 24, 2024journals.sagepub.com

With #Trump in office, it is a critical time for #Canada 's #asylum policy. How do #Canadians feel about asylum policy? My latest article in @JRefugeeStudies on public attitudes to resettlement vs. spontaneous applications 📖 Read more: doi.org/10.1093/jrs/...

Resettlement vs. spontaneous applications. Canadians’ attitudes to asylum policy in a comparative perspectiveAbstract. Increasing irregular crossings into Canada have put the asylum issue at the forefront of the political debate. This article explores Canadian citdoi.org