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Immigrant integration

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Feb 2012
The Political scientist Randall Hansen has published his study for the Transatlantic Council on Migration. He studied complementary about immigration and integration in Europe.
Cover of the HIVA publication
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Dec 2011
Miet Lamberts, researcher at the Research Institute for Work and Society (HIVA center) of the KU Leuven offers an analyzis of the immigration data in Flanders for the year 2011. It gives a specific point of view on how the 1st, 2nd and 3rd generations of migrants take part in the Flamish society.
Cover of the Eurostat-publication on Migrants in Europe
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Dec 2011
This Eurostat-publication provides a wide range of information on the demographic and socio-economic characteristics of migrants.
Cover Rapport Project Partnermigratie
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Oct 2011
At the request of the Flemish Government and European Funds of integration, the University of Ghent carried out a quantitative and qualitative study for better determining the migration of the partners of the non-European nationals towards Flanders and Brussels
Cover Eurostat Study: Indicators of Immigrant Integration
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Jun 2011
This report has been prepared by Eurostat within the frame of the Zaragoza pilot study on common integration indicators
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May 2011
The Think-Tank Itinera Institute analyses in its publication the new legal rules on family reunification in Belgium
Cover of the Brochmann-Report
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May 2011
The Norwegian 'Welfare and Migration Committee' (Brochmann Committee) issued a report on the prospects for the Norwegian welfare state in view of increasing immigration
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Eurostat presents its report 'Migrants in Europe - A Statistical Portrait of the First and Second Generation'
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Migrants from third countries represent around four percent of the total EU population. The composition of EU's population is thus changing. This leads to new conditions for social cohesion and government response to public concerns.