This article, published in Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research, analyses integration policies and practices in Slovenia with particular focus on the period after the so-called 'refugee crisis' of 2015 - 16.

The article begins with a description of the main features of the country's official integration system, its different levels of implementation (international, national, local), the main actors, and its key successes and failures. It concludes with a description of various socially innovative practices of self-organisation, inclusion and empowerment of migrants, which often complement and/or challenge the shortcomings of the official system and constitute an ‘alternative’ inclusion structure within Slovenian society.

The full article is attached below, or available to read online via this link.