Study finds European attitudes shifted after Ukraine invasion

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Study finds ********* attitudes shifted after Ukraine invasion

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Impact of invasion on attitudes towards Europe, democracy and redistribution. Circles are OLS coefficient estimates (shown on the y-axis) from distinct regressions of each of six dependent variables on a ****** variable taking value one if respondents were interviewed after the start of the invasion, and zero otherwise, for different time bandwidths (shown on the x-axis). Credit: PNAS Nexus (2024). DOI: 10.1093/pnasnexus/pgae292

An ongoing survey captures how the Russian invasion of Ukraine affected attitudes in ********* countries not directly involved in the conflict.

Margaryta Klymak and Tim Vlandas examine how the Russian invasion of Ukraine affected economic and political attitudes in eight ********* countries. The authors took advantage of the timing of the ********* Social Survey (ESS), which happened to be administered both just before and just after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 in eight countries: Switzerland, Greece, Italy, Montenegro, Macedonia, Netherlands, Norway, and Portugal.

The findings are

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in the journal PNAS Nexus.

Overall, the invasion increased support for democracy, income redistribution, and the ********* Union, whereas the invasion reduced authoritarian and anti-immigration attitudes. Some attitudes shifted immediately after the invasion, while others took about a month to change. The authors suggest that the sudden sense of external threat as well as the economic and migration consequences of the war drove these short and medium-term shifts.

According to the authors, the study adds to the understanding of how conflicts shape attitudes by capturing attitudinal shifts in non-belligerent countries. In this case, the war led survey respondents to rally around a common ********* identity and democratic values.

More information:
Margaryta Klymak et al, Do wars abroad affect attitudes at home?, PNAS Nexus (2024).

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