Managing Integration: The European Union's Responsibilities towards Immigrants
Edited by Rita Süssmuth and Werner Weidenfeld
ISBN: 978-0-9742819-2-6
Paperback, 218 pages Managing immigration and integration is one of the most vital and
challenging tasks that the European Union is facing today. Since the
Union's enlargement to include 25 members, the issue has become even
more pressing. This book analyzes approaches, strategies, and best
practices from EU Member States that could contribute to a sustainable
integration policy. It thus provides European, national, regional, and
local decision-makers with instruments they can draw on in establishing a
European framework for integration.
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Werner Weidenfeld is director of the Center for Applied Policy Research, Munich. He was former Chancellor Kohl’s coordinator for German-American cooperation.
Rita Süssmuth is commissioner of the Global Commission on International Migration. From 1988 to 1998, she was president of the German Bundestag and previously served as federal minister for family affairs, women, youth, and health.
Table of Contents
Foreword: The European Union's Role in Immigration and Integration Policy
Introduction: The Integration Challenge: Living Together in a Europe of Diversity
Part 1. The Conceptual and Political Approach Towards Integration: From an International to a European Code of Conduct
Part 2. Status Quo of Integration in an Enlarged European Union: Models and Indicators for Successful Integration
Part 3. Building a Framework for a Common Policy Approach
Part 4. A Concept for a Competitive Integration Policy
Part 5. Best Practices
Appendix
Links to Relevant European Union Documents
Contributors
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