A four-case study of immigration in Europe: Reconsideration of logistic regression

With immigration to Europe increasing throughout recent years, migration effects on European society and politics have become of significant interest to both citizens and governing officials. To begin understanding these impacts it is necessary to gain insight into the attitudes towards immigration. By doing so, it is possible to not only identify potential economic and political reactionary strategies but also recognise how policies might be received by European citizens. The first step in analysing immigration sentiments is to capture the level of favourability and group characteristics of those who constitute each level.