Gestão da diversidade contemporânea e integração dos imigrantes: uma abordagem multinível

3 Abril 2019, 13:00 Jennifer Leigh McGarrigle Montezuma de Carvalho

1. Work towards a definition of integration? Is it an outdated term? Whose responsibility is it? 2. Analyse how integration has been conceptualised at the national level though national models. How does this relate to national identity? 3. Why have most “national models” in Western Europe been criticized and accused of failing? Why is diversity increasingly portrayed as negative at the national level and positive at the local level? 4. How does the local level offer opportunities for the inclusion of migrants?


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