Policies on integration and diversity in some OSCE participating States : an exploratory study prepared by the Migration Policy Group

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Title:	Policies on integration and diversity in some OSCE participating States : an exploratory study prepared by the Migration Policy Group
Corporate Authors:	OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities (HCNM)
Subject Keywords:	immigrants ; integration ; diversity ; minority rights ; racism and xenophobia ; equality ; anti-discrimination ; anti-racism ; employment ; political participation ; access to education ; equality ; access to health services ; housing ; economic, social, and cultural rights ; segregation ; intolerance ; religion or belief ; religious or belief groups ; Muslims ; Muslims ; immigrants ; ethnic and national minorities ; linguistic minorities
Issue Date:	3-Jul-2006

See Also:	human rights education ; Holocaust education ; human rights education ; Holocaust education ; People of African descent ; Arab ; Armenian ; Asian ; Bosniak ; Chechen ; Croat ; Frisian ; German ; Hispanic ; Hungarian ; Montenegrin ; Pomak ; Russian ; Saami ; Serb ; Tatar ; Crimean Tatar ; Turk ; Uzbek ; Ukrainian ; Yazidi
Key Issues:	Intolerance against Muslims ; Racism and xenophobia
Publisher:	MPG
Publication Country:	Belgium
Publication Place :	Brussels
Material Type:	report research
Language:	English
Country:	Canada Denmark France Germany Netherlands Sweden United Kingdom
Country Coverage:	Canada Denmark France Germany Netherlands Sweden United Kingdom
URL display:	http://www.osce.org/hcnm/19972
Abstract:	This report has been written in response to the request of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly to the High Commissioner on National Minorities to "initiate a comparative study of the integration policies of established democracies and analyse the effects on the position of new minorities". The report compares the integration policies of Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden and the UK, and thus does not purport to be comprehensive, rather it offers a guide to policy and practice across the seven countries concerned, noting trends and changes, and comparing strengths and weaknesses along the way.
Notes:	Report written in response to the request of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly to the High Commissioner on National Minorities to initiate a comparative study of the integration policies of established democracies and analyse the effects on the position of new minorities". The report compares the integration policies of Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden and the UK, and offers a guide to policy and practice across the seven countries concerned, noting trends and changes, and comparing strengths and weaknesses along the way.
Internal Notes:	On the cover page: Strategic thinking on equality and mobility Includes: Integration policies : a cover note by the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities
Physical Description:	94 p.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12389/20075
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