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What does Integration mean?
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What does “integration” mean in a city like Innsbruck? Insights into a local scientific debate

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To what extend can ontological security theory help us to better understand crises?
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Ontological Security and Migration Politics: A Critical Perspective

Marcus NicolsonMarcus Nicolson
The experiences of young adult migrants in Glasgow, UK reveal how their own experiences correlated with the narrative of Scottish openness.
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Scotland and Immigration: Moving beyond political narratives of openness

Marcus NicolsonMarcus Nicolson
Neu an der Schule zu sein, ist nie einfach, aber für NAI (neo arrivati in Italia) stellt dies eine besondere Herausforderung dar. @Wilcox/UNSPLASH
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Die NAIen in der Schule

Verena PlatzgummerVerena Platzgummer
Education is one of the most important aspects of our lives – vital to our development, our understanding and our personal and professional fulfillment throughout life. Nathan Dumlao / UNSPLASH
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A Class apart

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Cities and regions are engaging in immigrant-integration policy making, and in many cases they challeng or complement central and federal governments’ policies.
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How cities and regions are turning immigrants into citizens, whatever the central governments think

Verena WisthalerVerena Wisthaler
South Tyrol is characterized by its three autochthonous language groups, German, Italian and Ladin, but migrants struggle to navigate the rules of languages implemented in the province.
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Multilingualism – really? Understanding language policies in South Tyrol

Luana Franco Rocha Luana Franco Rocha

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