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Blurring of colour lines? Ethnoracially mixed youth in Spain navigating identity

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Graph 1. Percentage of Spanish/foreigner intermarried couples in Spain by nationality*, out of the total number of marriages in Spain and Catalonia, 1997–2017.

Note: Note that mixed couples formed by a Spaniard born in Spain with Spanish nationality and a naturalised foreign-born person with Spanish nationality will not be counted here, as the variable taken into account is ‘nationality’ (equivalent to citizenship), not the country of birth. Source: Authors’ compilation from Vital Statistics (MNP) microdata, Spanish Statistics Office (INE), and Catalan Statistics Institute (Idescat).

Graph 1. Percentage of Spanish/foreigner intermarried couples in Spain by nationality*, out of the total number of marriages in Spain and Catalonia, 1997–2017.Note: Note that mixed couples formed by a Spaniard born in Spain with Spanish nationality and a naturalised foreign-born person with Spanish nationality will not be counted here, as the variable taken into account is ‘nationality’ (equivalent to citizenship), not the country of birth. Source: Authors’ compilation from Vital Statistics (MNP) microdata, Spanish Statistics Office (INE), and Catalan Statistics Institute (Idescat).

Graph 2. Percentage of children born to Spanish/foreigner intermarried couples in Spain by nationality*, out of the total number of births, 1997–2017.

Source: Authors’ compilation from Vital Statistics (MNP) microdata, Spanish Statistics Office (INE).

Graph 2. Percentage of children born to Spanish/foreigner intermarried couples in Spain by nationality*, out of the total number of births, 1997–2017.Source: Authors’ compilation from Vital Statistics (MNP) microdata, Spanish Statistics Office (INE).

Table 1. Minority/Majority Phenotype of Interviewees and Frequency of Self-identification vs. Ascribed Identity.

Principal characteristics and self-/ascribed identification of the interviewees.