Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund
On 13 March, the European Parliament approved the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) for 2014- 2020, which replaces the European Refugee Fund, the...
Integration
Integration is currently one of the most discussed topics related to the presence of migrants in Europe. The debate under this issue tackles seemingly nonproblematic, however unclear and controversial questions. Who do we want to integrate, and where to? How can we measure the level of integration, and how shall we discern between integrated and non-integrated immigrants? Who is considered to be desirable for integration from the point of view of the European nation-states? Do some of the foreigners have better prerequisites for integration as many political concepts suggest? Is even the entire idea of the so-called integrated society compatible with the current conditions of the global capitalism and its requests for flexibility and mobility?
The texts in the Integration Theme deal with the experience of integration and the development of integration policy in different countries. They present both expert views on integration and the personal experiences of immigrants.
The section was created under the project Quality
integration through quality information.
Topic in E-library:
OPU Report on the State of Migration in the Czech Republic and Proposed Solutions (November 2013)
Migration policy of the Czech Republic is managed incorrectly and requires fundamental reforms....
New law on the acquisition of Czech citizenship: introduction to the main changes valid as of January 2014
The new citizenship law of the Czech Republic (Act No. 186/2013 Coll.) will come into force as of 1 January 2014....
2012 Report on the Situation of National Minorities in the Czech Republic
The Report on the Situation of National Minorities in the Czech Republic, annually presented by the Government Council for National Minorities....
Roma Migration to and from Canada: The Czech, Hungarian and Slovak Case
The Centre for Policy Studies at Central European University presented the collection of papers Roma Migration to and from Canada: The Czech, Hungarian and...
Civil Society Monitoring on the Implementation of the National Roma Integration Strategies and Decade Action Plan in the Czech Republic in 2010-2013
Monitoring report published by the coalition
of Czech non-governmental organisations provides an independent assessment of
...
The migrant’s right to family life during proceedings on family reunification in the Czech Republic
Is the obligation to protect the family reflected only in the already issued long-term residence permit for the purpose of family reunification? The focus of...
The main principles of family reunification before the European Court of Human Rights
The following article briefly discusses some of the main considerations of the European Court of Human Rights with regard to the issue of family reunification....
Why did Czech government refuse to ratify ILO Convention on Decent Work for Domestic Workers?
This commentary has been written in reaction to the recent decision by the Czech government not to ratify the International Labour Organization's...
Review of safety resources for recent immigrants entering the Canadian workforce (2011)
The purpose of this study was to examine the services, programs and resources available to newcomers to Canada that focus on employment standards, occupational...