This study aims to offer a better understanding of public attitudes to migration in 17 selected countries on both sides of the Mediterranean and to provide recommendations on how to communicate on migration in a non-polarising manner. It attempts to explain why attitudes to migration are what they are — with an emphasis on the role of media.
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