"Mapping Out: Portugal on the European anti-immigrant movements map" adds to the “Reaching Out to Close the Border: The Transnationalization of Anti-Immigration Movements in Europe (MAM)” project, led by Kristian Berg Harpviken (PRIO), by incorporating the Portuguese case to its analysis. MAM looks at contemporary European anti-immigration movement in Germany, Italy, Poland, Norway and the UK, analyzing their transnational dynamics and its impact on their national migration agendas. Hence, “Mapping Out” aims to be part of a wider transnational collaboration that focuses on a cutting-edge topic in the migration and social movement’s field. The well-constructed myth about Portugal as a non-racist society has deemed anti-immigrant movements as an absent issue in the country. In 2019, however, the election of a MP affiliated to the far right party raised public awareness to the problem as it attested to the growing support for racist and xenophobic ideas by the population. Against this backdrop, our initiative aims at expanding the knowledge on the Portuguese anti-immigrant movement, following MAM’s threefold analytical focus: 1) interaction (forms and consequences), 2) framing (political-ideological underpinnings) and 3) outcomes (on migration policies).

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