Support for collective action against refugees: The role of national, European, and global identifications, and autochthony beliefs.

A further inspection showed that in some countries the association between European identification and autochthony was negative (most notably in Greece but also showing a negative trend in Hungary and Belgium), whereas it was positive in other countries (particularly strongly in Italy and the Netherlands).

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Nevertheless, the conditional effect of autochthony on willingness to protest against refugees among those who feel threatened was positive (though not always significant) in the remaining seven countries and it is consistent with the theoretical expectations and previous findings, indicating a clear trend. 4.1 LIMITATIONS AND FUTURE RESEARCH Our participants were not too willing to engage in collective action against refugees, which was reflected in the skewed distribution of this measure.

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