Karolina Czerska-Shaw is an assistant professor at the Department of Social Change Research in Europe at the Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland.Maciej Stępka is an assistant professor at the Department of Social Change Research in Europe at the Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland.

• 1. Introducing Migration, Post-Truth Politics and Political Discourses 2. (Un)Becoming Naïve in European Parliamentary Debates: From Humanitarianism to Lies, Foolishness and Falsehoods 3. Securitisation of Migration and Post-Truth in Polish Parliamentary Debates: The Case of the Polish-Belarusian Border Crisis 4. How Far-Right Post-Truth Tropes Shifted Germany’s Migration Discourses Towards Exclusion and Securitisation: “There’s Nothing Wrong in Saying That!” 5. The Post-Factual Deterioration of Debates on Migration in the Austrian Parliament: Breaking the Centre 6. Feelings of Abandonment by the EU and Emergence of Post-Truth Narratives in Italian Parliamentary Debates: Analysing the Promise Gap 7. When Post-Truth enters Parliament: Deconstructing Spanish Parliamentary Debates on Migration 8. Conflicting Discourses on Migration in the French Parliament: Emotions and the Great Replacement Fear 9. The Policy Implications of Anti-Immigrant Discourses in Hungary Since 2015: How Politics Became Captive to Post Truth 10. Conclusions: Post-truth Enabled and Constrained

Karolina Czerska-Shaw is an assistant professor at the Department of Social Change Research in Europe at the Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland.Maciej Stępka is an assistant professor at the Department of Social Change Research in Europe at the Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland.

• 1. Introducing Migration, Post-Truth Politics and Political Discourses 2. (Un)Becoming Naïve in European Parliamentary Debates: From Humanitarianism to Lies, Foolishness and Falsehoods 3. Securitisation of Migration and Post-Truth in Polish Parliamentary Debates: The Case of the Polish-Belarusian Border Crisis 4. How Far-Right Post-Truth Tropes Shifted Germany’s Migration Discourses Towards Exclusion and Securitisation: “There’s Nothing Wrong in Saying That!” 5. The Post-Factual Deterioration of Debates on Migration in the Austrian Parliament: Breaking the Centre 6. Feelings of Abandonment by the EU and Emergence of Post-Truth Narratives in Italian Parliamentary Debates: Analysing the Promise Gap 7. When Post-Truth enters Parliament: Deconstructing Spanish Parliamentary Debates on Migration 8. Conflicting Discourses on Migration in the French Parliament: Emotions and the Great Replacement Fear 9. The Policy Implications of Anti-Immigrant Discourses in Hungary Since 2015: How Politics Became Captive to Post Truth 10. Conclusions: Post-truth Enabled and Constrained

Karolina Czerska-Shaw is an assistant professor at the Department of Social Change Research in Europe at the Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland.Maciej Stępka is an assistant professor at the Department of Social Change Research in Europe at the Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland.

• 1. Introducing Migration, Post-Truth Politics and Political Discourses 2. (Un)Becoming Naïve in European Parliamentary Debates: From Humanitarianism to Lies, Foolishness and Falsehoods 3. Securitisation of Migration and Post-Truth in Polish Parliamentary Debates: The Case of the Polish-Belarusian Border Crisis 4. How Far-Right Post-Truth Tropes Shifted Germany’s Migration Discourses Towards Exclusion and Securitisation: “There’s Nothing Wrong in Saying That!” 5. The Post-Factual Deterioration of Debates on Migration in the Austrian Parliament: Breaking the Centre 6. Feelings of Abandonment by the EU and Emergence of Post-Truth Narratives in Italian Parliamentary Debates: Analysing the Promise Gap 7. When Post-Truth enters Parliament: Deconstructing Spanish Parliamentary Debates on Migration 8. Conflicting Discourses on Migration in the French Parliament: Emotions and the Great Replacement Fear 9. The Policy Implications of Anti-Immigrant Discourses in Hungary Since 2015: How Politics Became Captive to Post Truth 10. Conclusions: Post-truth Enabled and Constrained