This open-access publication explores policies of migrant integration in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Belgium (Flanders), and Germany (Bavaria) with the aim of understanding the unique context of each country and finding opportunities for mutual learning and sharing of best practices.
First, the realities in the four examined countries are introduced, focusing on strategic materials, key actors and mutual expectations from migrants and the receiving societies. The Czech Republic and Slovakia are inspected in greater detail as less information is generally available on the situation in the two countries.
After exploring the countries’ approaches to migrants, especially at the local level, the book presents unique practices that can be a source of inspiration to others hoping to implement similar activities.
Finally, the publication examines the challenges faced by the four countries in terms of local integration of migrants, and gives a number of practical recommendations. The publication follows developments up to the end of 2021. It is also available in Czech and Slovak.
Source: Karolinum, Prague, 2023
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- Authors
- Jelínková, Marie (ed.)
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- BelgiumCzech RepublicGermanySlovakia
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- Academics and experts
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