Migration and multiculturality are not new phenomenon to Europe but
recent periods of unprecedented human movement have established new
and evolving diasporic configurations. The problems of migration
and settlement are many and complex with different countries
presenting their own issues both for and by the minorities within
them. In addition there is a growing awareness of the specific
needs of refugees and asylum seekers and particular concerns
continue to echo across Europe given the rise in overt racisms and
xenophobia. Social work cannot be indifferent to these often
turbulent circumstances and the profession needs to accept the
responsibility of taking a role in the social integration of
Europe. This work critically examines key concepts such as
assimilation, multi-culturalism, racism, marginalisation and social
exclusion. It should providea valuable resource for social work
practitioners and educators working with migrant communities
throughout Europe.
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