Legitimizing Exclusion? A Quantitative Analysis of Nationalism, Gender Inequality, and Family Reunification Policies in Europe
Family reunification lies at the intersection of humanitarian values, national identity, and gender politics, making it one of the most complex and debated areas of immigration policy. This thesis examines how nationalism and gender inequality, individually and together, shape family reunification policies across 27 European countries. Grounded in the theoretical frameworks of femonationalism, int
