This study examines how direct xenophobic attacks impact identity portfolios in African nations.
Data & Methods
Using Afrobarometer datasets and discourse analysis techniques, the research analyzes public responses to various anti-immigrant policies across multiple countries.
Key Findings
Direct xenophobia often leads to more explicit forms of identity expression, while indirect attacks foster strategic ambiguity in self-definition.
Why It Mattersnconsiders implications for immigration policy debates and political representation studies.
