What EU citizens will probably remember most about May’s European elections is the success of far-right parties.
Actions countering the far-right are mostly limited to election periods. The rest of the time, policymakers and civil society are overlooking a growing democratic deficit that inflates the far right’s electoral results; immigrants themselves simply do not count in most elections.
The low levels of electoral participation and naturalisation among Europe’s growing immigr...
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